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Three-Dimensional Topological Insulator Bi2Te3/Organic Thin Film Heterojunction Photodetector with Fast and Wideband Response from 450 to 3500 Nanometers.

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Surprisingly, it was found that the Bi2Te3/pentacene heterojunction photodetector exhibited a fast and wideband response from 450 to 3500 nm, which indicates that the inorganic/organic heteroj junction, that is, the combination of 3D TIs with organic materials, is an exciting structure for high performancePhotodetectors in the wideband detection region.
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In the pursuit of broadband photodetection materials from visible to mid-IR region, the fresh three-dimensional topological insulators (3D TIs) are theoretically predicted to be a promising candidate due to its Dirac-like stable surface state and high absorption rate. In this work, a self-powered inorganic/organic heterojunction photodetector based on n-type 3D TIs Bi2Te3 combined with p-type pentacene thin film was designed and fabricated. Surprisingly, it was found that the Bi2Te3/pentacene heterojunction photodetector exhibited a fast and wideband response from 450 to 3500 nm. The optimized responsivity of photodetector reached 14.89 A/W, along with the fast response time of 1.89 ms and the ultrahigh external quantum efficiency of 2840%. Moreover, at the mid-IR 3500 nm, our devices demonstrated a responsivity of 1.55 AW–1, which was several orders of magnitude higher than that of previous 3D TIs photodetector. These excellent properties indicate that the inorganic/organic heterojunction, that is, the c...

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