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Published on: October 18, 2018
Construction of organic/GaN heterostructures for DUV-to-NIR broadband photodetection
Abstract:
Herein, a broadband photodetector (BPD) is constructed with consistent and stable detection abilities for deep ultraviolet to near-infrared spectral range. The BPD integrates the GaN template with a hybrid organic semiconductor, PM6:Y6, via the spin-coating process, and is fabricated in the form of asymmetric metal-semiconductor-metal structure. Under an optimal voltage, the device shows consistent photoresponse within 254 to 850 nm, featuring high responsivity (10 to 60 A/W), photo-to-dark-current ratio over 103, and fast response time. These results show the potential of such organic/GaN heterojunctions as a simple and effective strategy to build BPDs for a reliable photo-sensing application in the future.

