One-step growth of amorphous/crystalline Ga2O3 phase-junctions for high performance solar-blind photodetection.
One-step growth of amorphous/crystalline Ga2O3 phase-junctions for high performance solar-blind photodetection.
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DOI:
10.1021/acsami.9b17409
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发表时间:
2019-11
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Yuehui Wang;W. Cui;Jie Yu;Y. Zhi;Haoran Li;Zhiyi Hu;X. Sang;E. Guo;Weihua Tang;
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作者:
Yuehui Wang;W. Cui;Jie Yu;Y. Zhi;Haoran Li;Zhiyi Hu;X. Sang;E. Guo;Weihua Tang;
The pursuit of high-performance photodetectors functioning in the solar-blind spectrum is motivated by both scientific and practical applications ranging from securely communication, monitoring, sensing, etc. In particular, the fabrication of heterojunctions based on the wide bandgap semiconductors have emerged as an attractive strategy to promote the high-efficient photogenerated electron/hole pairs separation. However, the precisely controlled growth of heterojunctions remains a huge challenge. The lattice mismatch leads to the formation of defects and/or dislocations at the interface, deteriorating the performance of devices and limiting their envisioned applications. Here, we demonstrate a simple one-step growth of amorphous/crystalline Ga2O3 phase-junctions by using sputtering technique, yielding a large responsivity of 0.81 A/W, a superior photo-to-dark current ratio over 107, and an ultrahigh response speed of ~ 12 ns. Compared to the previous reported solar-blind photodetectors, the obtained detectivity ~ 5.67×1014 Jones is increased by two orders of magnitude. Such excellent photoresponse characteristics can be understood by the interfacial built-in field promoted electron-hole pairs separation for the amorphous/crystalline Ga2O3 phase-junctions. Our results provide a novel path towards realizing high-performance optoelectronics functioning in the solar-blind spectrum.