Z-scan technique evaluated saturable absorption in 2D Bi2Te3 layers, revealing optimal annealing conditions.
The saturable absorption of 2D Bi2Te3 layers is studied by using the Z-scan technique employing infrared 400 fs laser pulses. Optimization of the nonlinearities has been carried out by measuring the third-order nonlinear susceptibilities as a function of the film thickness. A thorough optimization of the thin film annealing conditions has been performed and is presented. For each thickness, the annealing parameters have been separately investigated. Scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and UV-Vis spectrophotometry studies have also been performed on the as-deposited and crystallized 2D layers.
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