Fig. 4: X-ray imaging of the intrinsically stretchable n-type semiconductor films.
From: Spatially nanoconfined N-type polymer semiconductors for stretchable ultrasensitive X-ray detection

a Images showing high transparency and stretchability of the hybrid semiconductor film. b The dark current and c the X-ray photocurrent extracted from 16 working devices, respectively. All the devices biased at VDS = 60 V (VG = 0 V), were irradiated with a dose rate of 3.5 μGyair s−1. d Schematic representation of the single-pixel scanning imaging devices (Al foil with 4.8 mm thickness worked as the attenuator). e Photograph of a hexagonal nut with sides of 5 mm length. f Experimental results of the imaged object under X-rays of 25 keV with a dose rate of 3.65 μGyair s−1. The imaging device were biased at VDS = 10 V (VG = 0 V).