High mobility ZnO nanowires for terahertz detection applications

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An oxide nanowire material was utilized for terahertz detection purpose. High quality ZnO nanowires were synthesized and field-effect transistors were fabricated. Electrical transport measurements demonstrated the nanowire with good transfer characteristics and fairly high electron mobility. It is shown that ZnO nanowires can be used as building blocks for the realization of terahertz detectors based on a one-dimensional plasmon detection configuration. Clear terahertz wave (∼0.3 THz) induced photovoltages were obtained at room temperature with varying incidence intensities. Further analysis showed that the terahertz photoresponse is closely related to the high electron mobility of the ZnO nanowire sample, which suggests that oxide nanoelectronics may find useful terahertz applications. © 2014 AIP Publishing LLC.

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Liu, H., Peng, R., Chu, S., & Chu, S. (2014). High mobility ZnO nanowires for terahertz detection applications. Applied Physics Letters, 105(4). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4891958

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