Applications of Graphene Materials in Optoelectronic Devices

Authors

  • Anzhe Sun
  • Aersi Tabusi
  • Huiwan TAM

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/00hdtx13

Keywords:

Graphene, optical properties, synthesis methods, optoelectronic devices

Abstract

Graphene is a groundbreaking material at the forefront of material science and nanotechnology area. Graphene exhibit special qualities, including great mechanical strength, strong electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity. Consequently, the optical property of graphene is focused in this work. The excellent optical properties of graphene make it a good candidate material for optoelectronic devices. In recent years, a great deal of research has been conducted on the use of graphene for optoelectronic devices. Therefore, conducting research in this field is of great significance. In this work, researches are analyzed and studied to gain new insights into this area. In addition, a summary of the prevalent synthesis methods utilized for the production of graphene is provided, accompanied by a detailed examination of the merits and demerits associated with each technique. Finally, the applications of graphene materials in optoelectronic devices are discussed in depth to further understand the development status of graphene materials. This work seeks to generate new ideas and directions for the future development of optoelectronic technology.

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2024-10-29