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Three-dimensional nano-heterojunction networks: A highly performing structure for fast visible-blind UV photodetectors

Nasiri et al., 2017

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8706501692858085147
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Nasiri N
Bo R
Fu L
Tricoli A
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Nanoscale

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Visible-blind ultraviolet photodetectors are a promising emerging technology for the development of wide bandgap optoelectronic devices with greatly reduced power consumption and size requirements. A standing challenge is to improve the slow response …
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