Low-dimensional metal halide perovskites exhibit exceptional photoelectronicproperties and intrinsic stability, positioning them as a promising class of semiconductormaterials for light-emitting devices and photodetec...Low-dimensional metal halide perovskites exhibit exceptional photoelectronicproperties and intrinsic stability, positioning them as a promising class of semiconductormaterials for light-emitting devices and photodetectors. In thiswork, we present a millimeter-scale single crystal of mixed low-dimensional(one-dimensional–zero-dimensional [1D–0D]) organic lead iodide withwell-defined crystallinity. The fabricated single-crystal devices demonstratehigh-sensitivity photoresponse and x-ray detection performance. By spatiallyisolating organic molecules to form the mixed 1D–0D crystal structure, ionmigrations is effectively suppressed, resulting in a remarkable three orders ofmagnitude reduction in the dark current (56.4 pA @200 V) of the single-crystaldevices. Furthermore, by enhancing the background characteristics, weachieved an impressive low x-ray detection limit of 154.5 nGys^(-1) in the singlecrystaldevice. These findings highlight that the mixed 1D–0D organic leadiodide configuration efficiently controls ion migration within the crystal structure,offering a promising avenue for realizing high-performance perovskitebasedphotodetectors and x-ray detectors.展开更多
基金Research Projects of Ganjiang InnovationAcademyNational Key Research andDevelopment Program of China,Grant/Award Number: 2022YFB1902700+2 种基金Natural Science Foundation of China,Grant/Award Number: 62374186Guangdong Natural Science Funds forDistinguished Young Scholars,Grant/Award Number: 2021B1515020105Youth Innovation Promotion AssociationCAS。
文摘Low-dimensional metal halide perovskites exhibit exceptional photoelectronicproperties and intrinsic stability, positioning them as a promising class of semiconductormaterials for light-emitting devices and photodetectors. In thiswork, we present a millimeter-scale single crystal of mixed low-dimensional(one-dimensional–zero-dimensional [1D–0D]) organic lead iodide withwell-defined crystallinity. The fabricated single-crystal devices demonstratehigh-sensitivity photoresponse and x-ray detection performance. By spatiallyisolating organic molecules to form the mixed 1D–0D crystal structure, ionmigrations is effectively suppressed, resulting in a remarkable three orders ofmagnitude reduction in the dark current (56.4 pA @200 V) of the single-crystaldevices. Furthermore, by enhancing the background characteristics, weachieved an impressive low x-ray detection limit of 154.5 nGys^(-1) in the singlecrystaldevice. These findings highlight that the mixed 1D–0D organic leadiodide configuration efficiently controls ion migration within the crystal structure,offering a promising avenue for realizing high-performance perovskitebasedphotodetectors and x-ray detectors.
