首页|High-performance Si/VO2-nanorod heterojunction photodetector based on photothermoelectric effect for detecting human radiation
High-performance Si/VO2-nanorod heterojunction photodetector based on photothermoelectric effect for detecting human radiation
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As a typical candidate of optoelectronic mate-rials,vanadium dioxide(VO2)has wide applications in photodetectors(PDs),but is still challenging in largely enhancing the photodetecting performance for low-power human radiation.Herein,high-performance Si/VO2 nanorods(NRs)heterojunction PDs based on the pho-tothermoelectric(PTE)effect are presented.The uniform VO2-NRs array films were deposited on Si by using mag-netron sputtering technique,and a Si/VO2 heterojunctions were fabricated.The device exhibits a four-stage photore-sponse and broadband photoresponse from ultraviolet to long-wavelength infrared.Benefited from the unique nanorods structure and the strong PTE effect,the fabricated device exhibits a large enhancement of the photodetecting performance,showing an ultrahigh photodetectivity of 1.6 × 1013 Jones and ultrafast response rates with a rising-edge time of~65.0 μs,three orders of magnitude higher than other VO2-based devices.Furthermore,the device exhibits unique abilities to detect human radiation even when the human fingers are far away from the device surface up to 10.0 cm.Additionally,the fabricated SiNO2 devices can also be applied as breath sensors to distinguish different breathing patterns.These results supply an effective route to design high-performance photodetectors toward detecting human thermal radiation and respiration.
Vanadium dioxideHeterojunctionPhotodetectorPhotothermoelectricHuman radiation and respiration sensing
Fu-Hai Guo、Lan-Zhong Hao、Wei-Zhuo Yu、Si-Qi Li、Guan-Chu Liu、Jing-Yi Hao、Yun-Jie Liu
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College of Science,China University of Petroleum,Qingdao 266580,China
School of Materials Science and Engineering,China University of Petroleum,Qingdao 266580,China
National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaShandong Natural Science Foundation of China