Fig. 3: Optoelectronic properties and working mechanism of ReS2/GeSe2 heterostructures OCPM. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Optoelectronic properties and working mechanism of ReS2/GeSe2 heterostructures OCPM.

From: Interspecies-chimera machine vision with polarimetry for real-time navigation and anti-glare pattern recognition

Fig. 3

a I-t curve demonstrating non-volatile PPC (Vgs = −10 V). The illumination intensity of 808 nm wavelength was fixed as 19 mW/cm2. This power was used for all the rest of PPC operations without special instructions. b I-t curve demonstrating non-volatile NPC (Vgs = −10 V). The intensity illumination with 405 nm wavelength was fixed as 19 mW/cm2. This power was used for all the rest of NPC operations without special instructions. c Fully optical-controlled potentiation/depression with polarimetric functions (Light pulse width 10 ms, Vgs = −10V, Vds = 0.1 V). d Photocurrent changes (ΔIds) under different light PNs. e Photocurrent changes (ΔIds) under different light PWs. f Photocurrent changes (ΔIds) under different light PP. g Density functional theory calculated band structure of the ReS2/GeSe2 heterojunction. hl The schematic diagram of the physical mechanism underlying the PPC and NPC performances.

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