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Pyroelectric gating of graphene transistor for plasmon-enhanced optical sensing

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Abstract

A plasmon-enhanced pyroelectric membrane was applied to control the current flow in a graphene transistor for light detection. The graphene transistor was built on a free-standing, 15-μm-thick PVDF membrane, which was doped using gold nanorods to facilitate its optical absorption. Under the resonant condition, the device exhibited a responsivity of 0.79 μA/mW.

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