研究生: |
任翔偵 SHIANG-JEN REN |
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論文名稱: |
有機光感測器:利用有機阻擋層降低元件暗電流之機制探討 Reduction of dark current density in organic photodetector by utilizing an organic blocking layer |
指導教授: |
李志堅
Chih-Chien Lee |
口試委員: |
李志堅
Chih-Chien Lee 徐世祥 Shih-Hsiang Hsu 劉舜維 Shun-Wei Liu |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
電資學院 - 電子工程系 Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2018 |
畢業學年度: | 106 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 79 |
中文關鍵詞: | 電子阻擋層 、暗電流密度 、有機光感測器 、外部量子效率 |
外文關鍵詞: | electron blocking layer, organic photodetector, dark current density, EQE |
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本論文分為兩個部分,第一部份討論 Molybdenum oxide(MoO3)摻雜於4,4’Cyclohexylidenebis[N.N-bis(4-methylphenyl)benzenamine](TAPC)中作對電子阻擋層對有機光感測器之效用。電子阻擋層為光感測器中主要結構之一,其功能在於阻止外部電子從氤錫氧化物 (Indium Tin Oxide, ITO)電極注入,因此適合做為電子阻擋層的材料需具有較低的電子漂移率與較高的最低未佔有軌域(Lowest unoccupied molecular orbital, LUMO)。TAPC為本論文所選擇之電子阻擋層,其同時具有上述兩個特性。研究結果顯示使用TAPC確實具有阻擋電子的效果,但其光電轉換效率不佳,故本論文摻雜了MoO3於其中。當我們使用5 wt%摻雜濃度的MoO3時,最佳化元件在逆偏壓3 V下具有1.11 nA/cm2的暗電流密度,此外在360 nm波長下的外部量子效率(External Quantum Efficiency, EQE)也達到了41.8%,而對於特定波段的感測度(Detectivity; D*)也超過了1012 Jones,與未摻雜MoO3之元件比較,特性改進了許多。因此,本論文認為MoO3摻進TAPC時可減少電子阻擋層與主動層之能階差,進而提升了電洞萃取效果。
第二部分討論可見光光感測器。以DTCPB與C70作為見主動層,並調整兩材料的比例。當C70比例增加時,元件暗電流降低,EQE上升幅度明顯。最佳的元件在-3 V時,暗電流約8 nA/cm2,EQE突破80%。由此可知,當變更主動層施體與受體材料比例時,主動層中激子拆解效率,以及載子傳輸特性也會改變,兩者之間取得平衡的重要性不亞於電子阻擋層選擇。
This thesis has two parts. In the first part, we discuss the function of MoO3- doped TAPC, which serves as an electron blocking layer. As the main unit of the organic photodetector, Electron blocking layer has the ability to hinder the external electrons from injecting into the ITO. The proper material for electron blocking layer should contain low electron mobility and high LUMO. Therefore, we chose TAPC as electron blocking layer. According to the result, we find using TAPC could certainly suppress the electron injection but with poor optical-to-electrical conversion rate. In order to solve this problem, we doped MoO3 ¬into TAPC. Under 3V reverse bias, the dark current density was 1.11nA/cm2 and the EQE at 360nm reaches to 41.8% when the [MoO3] is 5wt%,. Therefore, we consider that doping MoO3 into TAPC could decrease the barrier between electron blocking layer and the active layer, and enhance the hole extraction ability.
The second part focuses on Visible Light Organic Photodetector. By changing the C70/DTCPB ratio, we proof that the charge transmission and exciton dissociation are critical for organic photodetector. When the C70/DTCPB ratio increases under 3V reverse bias, the dark current decreases and the EQE increases dramatically. The best magnitude of dark current density is approximately 8.3nA/cm2, and the EQE is over 80%. Based on this result, adjusting the ratio of electron donor/acceptor materials could enhance the exciton dissociation as well change the charge transmission ability, which means the importance of balancing between electron donor/acceptor materials is equal to choosing a good electron blocking layer.
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