Bias-tunable broadband light-emitting/detecting devices based on the III-V nanowires on Si-substrate

We report a bias-controlled, superior dual-functional broadband light detecting and emitting diode enabled by constructing the III-IV-based nanowires on Si-platform. Based on the multifunctional features of the devices, we further employed them in various optoelectronic systems, demonstrating outstanding applications in DUV/NIR visualization systems.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799600
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Nanowire Synthesis and Applications
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We report a bias-controlled, superior dual-functional broadband light detecting and emitting diode enabled by constructing the III-IV-based nanowires on Si-platform. Based on the multifunctional features of the devices, we further employed them in various optoelectronic systems, demonstrating outstanding applications in DUV/NIR visualization systems.

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