孙旭辉教授课题组及其合作者在Adv. Funct. Mater.发表论文

题目：

Recent Progress of Flexible Photodetectors Based on Low-Dimensional II–VI Semiconductors and Their Application in Wearable Electronics

作者：

Mingfa Peng¹*, Zhen Wen², and Xuhui Sun²*

单位：

¹School of Electronic and Information Engineering Jiangsu Province Key Laboratory of Advanced Functional Materials Changshu Institute of Technology.

²Institute of Functional Nano & Soft Materials (FUNSOM) and Jiangsu Key Laboratory for Carbon-based Functional Materials and Devices.

摘要：

Flexible photodetectors exhibit many advantages such as a good bendability, foldability, and even stretchability as well as weight light, which have triggered a widely concerned in wearable electronics including wearable monitoring, wearable image sensing, self-powered integrated electronics, etc. Recently, various II–VI semiconductor nanostructures have become promising candidates in flexible photodetectors due to their unique characteristics, such as direct bandgap semiconductors, excellent optical and electric properties, high quantum efficiency, and inherent mechanical flexibility. Herein, the most recent progress on low-dimensional (0D, 1D, 2D, and related heterostructures) II–VI semiconductors based flexible photodetectors and their application in wearable electronic is reviewed. First, a brief introduction of the main sensing mechanisms and key figures of merits for photo-detectors is presented. Then, the recent progresses on flexible photodetectors are provided, in which the functional materials synthesis methods are also discussed. More importantly, the applications of the flexible photodetectors are summarized, including wearable monitoring sensors, image sensors, and self-powered integrated wearable electronics. Finally, the challenges and the future research direction of the flexible photodetectors are discussed, meanwhile the outlook for the development of flexible photodetectors in the future integration of wearable electronic is also provided.

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链接：

https://doi.org/10.1002/adfm.202211548