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Fully Inkjet-Printed, Mechanically Flexible MoS2 Nanosheet Photodetectors.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 2019 January 30
Solution-processed two-dimensional materials offer a scalable route towards next-generation printed devices. In this report, we demonstrate fully inkjet-printed photodetectors using molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) nanosheets as the active material and graphene as the electrodes. Percolating films of semiconducting MoS2 with high electrical conductivity are achieved with an ethyl cellulose-based ink formulation. Two classes of photodetectors are fabricated, including thermally annealed devices on glass with fast photoresponse of 150 µs and photonically annealed devices on flexible polyimide with high photoresponsivity exceeding 50 mA/W. The photonically annealed photodetector also reduces the curing time to milliseconds and maintains functionality over 500 bending cycles.
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