High performance photodetectors based on high quality InP nanowires

In this paper,small diameter InP nanowires with high crystal quality were synthesized through a chemical vapor deposition method.Benefitting from the high crystallinity and large specific surface area of InP nanowires,the simply constructed photodetector demonstrates a high responsivity of up to 117...

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Published inChinese physics B Vol. 25; no. 11; pp. 600 - 606
Main Author 杨燕琨 杨铁锋 李洪来 祁朝阳 陈新亮 吴文强 胡学鹿 贺鹏斌 蒋英 胡伟 张清林 庄秀娟 朱小莉 潘安练
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.11.2016
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ISSN1674-1056
2058-3834
DOI10.1088/1674-1056/25/11/118106

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Summary:In this paper,small diameter InP nanowires with high crystal quality were synthesized through a chemical vapor deposition method.Benefitting from the high crystallinity and large specific surface area of InP nanowires,the simply constructed photodetector demonstrates a high responsivity of up to 1170 A·W (-1) and an external quantum efficiency of2.8 × 10 5% with a fast rise time of 110 ms and a fall time of 130 ms,even at low bias of 0.1 V.The effect of back-gate voltage on photoresponse of the device was systematically investigated,confirming that the photocurrent dominates over thermionic and tunneling currents in the whole operation.A mechanism based on energy band theory at the junction between metal and semiconductor was proposed to explain the back-gate voltage dependent performance of the photodetectors.These convincing results indicate that fine InP nanowires will have a brilliant future in smart optoelectronics.
Bibliography:In this paper,small diameter InP nanowires with high crystal quality were synthesized through a chemical vapor deposition method.Benefitting from the high crystallinity and large specific surface area of InP nanowires,the simply constructed photodetector demonstrates a high responsivity of up to 1170 A·W (-1) and an external quantum efficiency of2.8 × 10 5% with a fast rise time of 110 ms and a fall time of 130 ms,even at low bias of 0.1 V.The effect of back-gate voltage on photoresponse of the device was systematically investigated,confirming that the photocurrent dominates over thermionic and tunneling currents in the whole operation.A mechanism based on energy band theory at the junction between metal and semiconductor was proposed to explain the back-gate voltage dependent performance of the photodetectors.These convincing results indicate that fine InP nanowires will have a brilliant future in smart optoelectronics.
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ISSN:1674-1056
2058-3834
DOI:10.1088/1674-1056/25/11/118106