Fig. 4: Characterization and analysis of dark current of 2D photodetectors. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Characterization and analysis of dark current of 2D photodetectors.

From: How to characterize figures of merit of two-dimensional photodetectors

Fig. 4

a Typical dark current mechanism, the dashed lines, filled and empty circles and arrows represent quasi-fermi level, electrons, holes, and carrier transport direction. b Characterization and analysis of dark current for UV-VIS photodetectors. The solid red line is the Id–V characteristic curve measured with a typical VIS photodetector. The green, dark blue, orange, and light blue dashed lines represent the fitted current components of generation-recombination, band-to-band tunneling, diffusion, and trap-assisted tunneling with analytic model. c Dominant dark current for typical photovoltaic photodetectors at different temperatures. d Characterization and analysis of dynamic resistance for infrared photodetectors. The solid red line is the Rd–V characteristic curve measured with a typical infrared photodetector. The orange, green, light blue, and dark blue dashed lines represent the fitted current components of diffusion, generation-recombination, trap-assisted tunneling, and band-to-band tunneling with analytic model. e Dynamic resistance of typical photovoltaic photodetectors at different temperatures.

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