Abstract

Graphene–silicon vertical junction is utilized here for fabrication of high-responsivity and broadband phototransistor. Graphene–silicon as a Schottky junction plays the role of collector–base junction in a bipolar junction phototransistor. We propose graphene–silicon-based phototransistor as a promising candidate for fabrication of high-gain photodetector with responsivity as high as 11 A/W. Gain and ON/OFF ratio of our fabricated device reach up to 18 and 100, respectively. Our results show that the graphene–silicon-based phototransistor is sensitive to a broad range of incident light from visible to IR spectrum. Our results open up a way to fabricate highly sensitive photodetectors suitable for silicon integrated electronics.

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