W. Zhang;Y. X. Chen;J. Y. Yang;S. Y. Feng;B. Li;WE. Lu;F. Y. Liu;J. Wan
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Abstract
In this letter, we demonstrate a novel ultraviolet (UV) photodetector with extremely high responsivity under low operating voltage of 1 V. A Silicon/silicon carbide (Si/SiC) hybrid substrate and fabrication process are developed to monolithically integrate a SiC photodetector with a Si MOSFET. The SiC photodetector provides excellent UV selectivity, and its output signal is further amplified through the integrated silicon MOSFET. The UV photodetector exhibits a responsivity up to $4.63\times 10^{{5}}$ A/W at a wavelength of 260 nm under a 1-V drain voltage, which is $3.08\times 10^{{7}}$ times enhanced compared to SiC metal-semiconductor–metal (MSM) photodetector. Additionally, the detector exhibits excellent response speed with rise and fall times of 29 and $17~\mu $ s, respectively, under a light intensity of $4~\mu $ W/cm2. Moreover, the detectivity is optimized by adjusting the gate voltage and a record high value of $4.18\times 10^{{16}}$ Jones is achieved.
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