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Sensitive Self-Driven Single-Component Organic Photodetector Based on Vapor-Deposited Small Molecules

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This dataset contains the treated data published in the main text of the manuscript "Sensitive Self-Driven Single-Component Organic Photodetector Based on Vapor-Deposited Small Molecules", Adv. Mater., (2024), 10.1002/adma.202402834.
Data Availability
Open
Contact Person
Banerji, Natalieorcid-logo
DCBP Gruppe Prof. Banerji
Contributors
Wolansky, Jakob
TU Dresden
Hoffmann, Cedric
DCBP Gruppe Prof. Banerji
Panhans, Michel
Talnack, Felix
Zhang, Huotian
Kirch, Anton
Yallum, Kaila Morgan
DCBP Gruppe Prof. Banerji
Kublitski, Jonas
Spoltore, Donato
Mannsfeld, Stefan C. B.orcid-logo
Ortmann, Frank
Banerji, Natalieorcid-logo
DCBP Gruppe Prof. Banerji
Leo, Karl
Benduhn, Johannes
DOI
10.48620/85140
Organization(s)
DCBP Gruppe Prof. Banerji
TU Dresden
Languages
en
Subject(s)
500 Science > 540 Chemistry
Keyword(s)
organic photodetectors
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single-component
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small molecule
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ultrafast spectroscopy
Rights URI
Attribution (CC BY 4.0)
Boris Publication
Sensitive Self-Driven Single-Component Organic Photodetector Based on Vapor-Deposited Small Molecules.
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