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Enhanced photodetection performance of Schottky Pt/SnS 2 /Al and Au/SnS 2 /Al photodetectors

Xia An, Chao Fan, Xiancheng Meng, Shuo Yuan, Yongkai Jing, Zhe Liu, Chun Sun, Yonghui Zhang, Zi‐Hui Zhang, Mengjun Wang, Hongxing Zheng, Er‐Ping Li

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Schottky photodetectors with Pt/SnS 2 /Al and Au/SnS 2 /Al structures exhibited better photodetection performances than Ohmic Al/SnS 2 /Al photodetectors, including tenfold higher responsivities, tenfold lower dark currents, and shorter response times.

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Schottky photodetectors with Pt/SnS 2 /Al and Au/SnS 2 /Al structures exhibited better photodetection performances than Ohmic Al/SnS 2 /Al photodetectors, including tenfold higher responsivities, tenfold lower dark currents, and shorter response times.

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Schottky photodetectors with Pt/SnS 2 /Al and Au/SnS 2 /Al structures exhibited better photodetection performances than Ohmic Al/SnS 2 /Al photodetectors, including tenfold higher responsivities, tenfold lower dark currents, and shorter response times.

Key concepts: Photodetection, Photodetector, Materials science, Ohmic contact, Dark current, Optoelectronics, Schottky diode, Schottky barrier

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