Image sensors made of organic semiconductors
A sensor and semiconductor technology, applied in the direction of organic semiconductor devices, semiconductor devices, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, etc., can solve problems such as small light response
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[0152] Use as Figure 1A The metal / polymer / metal sandwich structure shown in makes the image element. In this embodiment, at room temperature, a thin P3OT film (12) with a thickness of ~2000 Å is spin-cast on a transparent ITO / glass substrate (11 / 14). Then a gold layer was evaporated on it as a counter electrode (13). Since the work function of gold is higher than that of ITO, the anode of the device is gold, and the transparent ITO electrode is the cathode electrode. The device shows high light response in the visible and ultraviolet regions. Figure 8 Shown in is the photoresponse data series measured under -15V bias voltage. As a comparison, the photo also shows the photoresponse of photovoltaic cells made of amorphous silicon.
[0153] This specific example proves that the polymer light sensor can be used for the detection of visible light and ultraviolet light, and has high light responsiveness. Its quantum efficiency is comparable to that of inorganic semiconductor photovolta...
specific Embodiment 2
[0154] according to Figure 1A The structure shown produced an image element with MEH-PPV film and with PPV film. The patterned ITO on the glass substrate is used as the substrate, and Al is used as the counter electrode (13). Under -10V bias, when the photon energy is less than 580nm, the photosensitivity of the MEH-PPV photovoltaic cell is 50-100mA / Watt. This proves an organic light sensor that is sensitive to the green and blue parts of the visible spectrum. When the photon energy is less than 480nm, the photosensitivity of the PPV photocell is 50~150mA / Watt. This proves an organic light sensor that is only sensitive to blue light and ultraviolet radiation.
[0155] This specific example proves that proper selection of organic light sensing materials can change the long wavelength cut-off of the spectral response.
specific Embodiment 3
[0156] The experiment of specific example 2 was repeated using a polymer charge transport blend made of P3OT:PCBM, where PCBM has electronic properties similar to C 60 A kind of fullerene molecule. The spectral response of the image element with a thickness of ~2500 is as Picture 9 Shown. The data is obtained under a reverse bias of -2V. When the wavelength is shorter than 650nm, its response distribution is similar to that of a P3OT device. The response curve can be extended to near infrared with a wavelength greater than 800nm.
[0157] This specific example proves that the organic photodiode made by using the charge transport blend can achieve high photoresponse under low bias voltage (electric field). Through proper selection of organic materials, its spectral response can cover the ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared spectral regions.
[0158] Example 4
[0159] The image element with ITO / MEH-PPV(1000) / MEH-PPV:PCBM(1000) / Al structure was produced. Its spectral response...
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