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Unveiling the Electric-current-limiting and Photodetection Effect in Two-dimensional Hydrogenated Borophene

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arxiv 1905.12943 v2 pith:RSL2KGQU submitted 2019-05-30 cond-mat.mes-hall cond-mat.mtrl-sci

Unveiling the Electric-current-limiting and Photodetection Effect in Two-dimensional Hydrogenated Borophene

Yipeng An , Yusheng Hou , Hui Wang , Jie Li , Ruqian Wu , Tianxing Wang , Haixia Da , Jutao Jiao This is my paper
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The electronic transport and photoelectric properties of hydrogenated borophene B4H4, which was realized in a recent experiment by Nishino [J. Am. Chem. Soc. 139, 13761 (2017)], are systematically investigated using the density functional theory and non-equilibrium Green's function methods. We find that B4H4 exhibits a perfect current-limiting effect and has high (along the zigzag direction) and low (along the armchair one) optional levels due to its strong electrical anisotropy. Moreover, B4H4 can generate sizable photocurrents under illumination, with strong photoelectronic response to blue/green light along the zigzag/armchair direction. Our work demonstrates that B4H4 is promising for the applications of current limiter and photodetectors.

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