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An Intrinsically Stretchable Nanowire Photodetector with a Fully Embedded Structure
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Fabrication of intrinsically stretchable nanowire photodetectors based on fully embedded structures that enable excellent stability against repeated stretching, mechanical scratching, and adhesive forces is reported.Abstract:
Fabrication of intrinsically stretchable nanowire photodetectors based on fully embedded structures is reported. A lithographic filtration method is used to integrate different functional layers into the photodetectors, which exhibit excellent stretchability up to 100%. The fully embedded structure enables excellent stability against repeated stretching, mechanical scratching, and adhesive forces.read more
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