A substrate-enhanced MoS2 photodetector through a dual-photogating effect

Ke Zhang; Mingzeng Peng; Aifang Yu; Youjun Fan; Junyi Zhai; Zhong Lin Wang

doi:10.1039/c8mh01429a

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Substrates are used to improve the photoresponse performance <italic>via</italic> a dual-photogating mechanism for the simplest possible device construction.

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