Nanotechnology
Key Laboratory of Multifunctional Nanomaterials and Smart Systems, Suzhou Institute of Nano-Tech and Nano-Bionics, CAS, Suzhou 215123, People's Republic of China.
Published: February 2021
Using the mechanism of self-reactive etching between Ga and GaO, GaO nanopore films were fabricated. The self-reactive etching effects based on as-grown and annealed GaO films by metal organic chemical vapor deposition were compared. It was found that the nanopore film based on as-grown GaO film has a uniform size, high density and a small diameter. Ultraviolet-visible light reflection spectra and transmission spectra show that the nanopore film could effectively reduce the reflectivity of light and enhance the light absorption. Based on the as-grown GaO film and its nanopore film, metal-semiconductor-metal structure solar blind ultraviolet photodetectors (PD) were fabricated. Under 5 V bias, the light-dark current ratio of the nanopore film PD is about 2.5 × 10 times that of the film PD, the peak responsivity of the nanopore film PD is about 49 times that of the film PD. The rejection ratio is 4.6 × 10, about 1.15 × 10 times that of the film PD. The nanopore structure effectively increases the surface-volume ratio of film. The photoelectric detection performance and response performance of the nanopore film PD could be significantly enhanced.
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