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Superionic Modulation of PMMA-Assisted Suspended Few-Layer Graphene Nanocomposite for High-Performance Photodetectors.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 2019 January 31
Graphene is receiving significant attention for use in optoelectronic devices because it exhibits a wide range of desirable electrical properties. Although modified graphene that is fabricated on quantum dots (or similar integration strategies) has shown promise, it has not overcome the requirement for high-speed applications and highly sensitive detection. Herein, we report ion-modulated graphene composite nanostructures that were incorporated into photodetectors. We focus on the dynamical properties of the novel photodetector, and they exhibit extraordinary photoelectric performances (photoresponsivity ~1 A/W, response time ~100 μs) over a broad range of wavelengths from 405 nm to 1064 nm (the maximum external quantum efficiency is greater than 300% at 635 nm with a 10 kHz chopping frequency). A theoretical model was proposed in this paper, and it is in a good agreement with our experimental results. The dynamic analyses further confirmed the dissociation and recombination of ion-electron bound states to be responsible for the fast and sensitive photoresponse from the composite samples. Although ion-modulated optoelectronic nanomaterials are rarely studied, they require further exploration as they offer new insights and alternatives in nanomaterial research.
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