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1 August 2021 Self-doped Mid-IR Colloidal Quantum Dots and their Applications
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Abstract
Colloidal quantum dots, which have demonstrated its usage in optoelectronics in the visible range, are promising as infrared active materials as well. The wavelength-tunability by many variables including the nanocrystal size allows easy access to the target wavelength. Mostly, the bandgap transition is used for energy conversion. Self-doped quantum dots are the nanocrystal in which other electronic transitions are available under steady-state and ambient conditions. This talk will focus on the synthesis of the self-doped Ag2Se, HgSe QDs and their various properties including carrier dynamics studied by mid-IR spectroscopy. Additionally, several applications based on the intraband transition will be discussed.
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Kwang Seob Jeong "Self-doped Mid-IR Colloidal Quantum Dots and their Applications", Proc. SPIE 11799, Physical Chemistry of Semiconductor Materials and Interfaces XX, 117990W (1 August 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2593652
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KEYWORDS
Quantum dots

Mid-IR

Nanocrystals

Infrared radiation

Infrared materials

Optoelectronics

Plasmons

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