Multifunctional two-dimensional perovskite based solar cells for photodetectors and resistive switching.
Nanoscale
; 16(8): 4148-4156, 2024 Feb 22.
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ABSTRACT
The escalating interest in low-dimensional perovskites stems from their tunable optoelectronic traits and robust stability. The pursuit of multifaceted optoelectronic devices holds substantial importance for energy-efficient and space-constrained systems. This investigation showcases the realization of multifunctional two-dimensional perovskite solar cells, incorporating transient light detection and resistive switching functions within a single device, achievable by facile external bias adjustments. Serving as a photodetector, the device exhibits commendable self-powered photodetection attributes, including an exceptionally low dark current density of 1 nA mm-2, a remarkable specific detectivity of 7.67 × 1012 Jones, a swift response time of 0.60 µs, and an expansive linear dynamic range of 72 dB. As a memristor, it showcases enduring performance across 4 × 102 cycles, a substantial on/off ratio of 106, and a rapid operation time of less than 1 µs. This endeavor unveils a pioneering avenue for advancing high-performance, air-stable multifunctional two-dimensional perovskite electronics.
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