Patent classifications
C01G21/21
Methods for obtaining an n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element with optical gain and a light emitter including the element, and the obtained element and light emitter
The present invention relates to a method for obtaining an n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element with optical gain for low-threshold, band-edge amplified spontaneous emission (ASE), comprising: forming a metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element, and carrying out an n-doping process on its metal chalcogenide quantum dots to at least partially bleach its band-edge absorption, which comprises: a partial substitution of chalcogen atoms by halogen atoms, in the metal chalcogenide quantum dots, and/or a partial aliovalent-cation substitution of bivalent metal cations by trivalent cations, in the metal chalcogenide quantum dots; and providing a substance on the metal chalcogenide quantum dots, to avoid oxygen p-doping. The present invention also relates to the obtained n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element, a method for obtaining a light emitter with that n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element, and the obtained light emitter.
Methods for obtaining an n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element with optical gain and a light emitter including the element, and the obtained element and light emitter
The present invention relates to a method for obtaining an n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element with optical gain for low-threshold, band-edge amplified spontaneous emission (ASE), comprising: forming a metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element, and carrying out an n-doping process on its metal chalcogenide quantum dots to at least partially bleach its band-edge absorption, which comprises: a partial substitution of chalcogen atoms by halogen atoms, in the metal chalcogenide quantum dots, and/or a partial aliovalent-cation substitution of bivalent metal cations by trivalent cations, in the metal chalcogenide quantum dots; and providing a substance on the metal chalcogenide quantum dots, to avoid oxygen p-doping. The present invention also relates to the obtained n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element, a method for obtaining a light emitter with that n-type doped metal chalcogenide quantum dot solid-state element, and the obtained light emitter.
METHOD FOR PREPARING MID-INFRARED FOCAL PLANE DETECTOR BASED ON Sn-DOPED PbSe QUANTUM DOTS
The present invention relates to the technical field of thermal imaging of mid-infrared focal plane detectors, and more particularly relates to a method for preparing a mid-infrared focal plane detector based on Sn-doped PbSe quantum dots. The mid-infrared focal plane detector is prepared on a readout integrated circuit (ROIC) substrate, and is composed of an Au bottom electrode, a PbS hole transport layer, a Sn-doped PbSe photosensitive layer, and a PIN heterojunction of a ZnO electron transport layer sequentially constructed by an ion beam sputtering method, a spin-coating method, a spin-coating method, and an ion beam sputtering method, respectively, and an indium tin oxide (ITO) top electrode finally evaporated by an ion beam sputtering method.
METHOD FOR PREPARING MID-INFRARED FOCAL PLANE DETECTOR BASED ON Sn-DOPED PbSe QUANTUM DOTS
The present invention relates to the technical field of thermal imaging of mid-infrared focal plane detectors, and more particularly relates to a method for preparing a mid-infrared focal plane detector based on Sn-doped PbSe quantum dots. The mid-infrared focal plane detector is prepared on a readout integrated circuit (ROIC) substrate, and is composed of an Au bottom electrode, a PbS hole transport layer, a Sn-doped PbSe photosensitive layer, and a PIN heterojunction of a ZnO electron transport layer sequentially constructed by an ion beam sputtering method, a spin-coating method, a spin-coating method, and an ion beam sputtering method, respectively, and an indium tin oxide (ITO) top electrode finally evaporated by an ion beam sputtering method.