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210   $cKIT Scientific Publishing$d2014
215   $a1 electronic resource (VIII, 224 p. p.)
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330   $aSolution-processed photodiodes with infrared sensitivities at wavelengths beyond the bandgap of silicon would be a significant advance towards cost-effective imaging. Colloidal quantum dots are highly suitable as infrared absorbers for photodetection. The concept of organic bulk heterojunctions sensitized with PbS nanocrystalline was proved with efficient near-infrared detection up to 1.8 mm for NIR imaging on active matrix TFT backplanes and demonstrated x-ray sensitivity.
610   $aBildgebungOptoelectronics
610   $aOrganic Electronics
610   $aColloidal Quantum Dots
610   $aBildgebung
610   $aOrganische Elektronik
610   $akolloide Quantenpunkte
610   $aPhotodetektor
610   $aOptoelektronik
610   $aPhotodetector
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