journal article·2023-08Open access

Germanane and (3‐Hydroxypropyl)germanane as Single Crystal Photodetectors

Tomáš Hartman, Lukáš Valdman, Jiří Šturala, Kalyan J. Sarkar, Filipa M. Oliveira, Zdenek Sofer

Advanced Optical Materials· Volume 11· Issue 16

Abstract

Abstract 2D materials are being widely investigated for their potential application in light‐detecting devices. Very recently, a spin‐coated flexible 2D germanium‐based photodetector with great photocurrent density and responsivity as well as short rise and decay time is presented by Liu et. al. In this paper, the solid‐state single flake photodetector base on either pure germanane or (3‐hydroxypropyl)germanane is reported. Both prepared photodetectors while irradiated with different wavelengths of light exhibit outstanding responsivity of 1157 mA W−1 for GeH and 362 mA W−1 for (3‐hydroxypropyl)germanane, which exceeds Liu's flexible reported GeH photodetector (22 µA W−1) by more than five orders of magnitude. These constructed photodetectors also exhibit rise and fall times lower than 20 ms, which is also significantly faster than the GeH photodetector reported by Liu with rise and decay times 240 and 740 ms, respectively.
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OpenAlex topics: 2D Materials and Applications · MXene and MAX Phase Materials · Ga2O3 and related materials

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Department of Inorganic Chemistry University of Chemistry and Technology Prague Technická 5 Prague 6 16626 Czech Republic

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