A Schottky barrier photodetector with ZnO nanorods is fabricated on a glass substrate and the I-V characteristics are investigated. The ZnO nanorods are synthesized by an aqueous method, which allowed the fabricated Schottky barrier photodetector to be more sensitive in the UV region. Under 370-nm illumination, the photocurrent of the ZnO nanorod Schottky barrier photodetector is 6.56 μA and the UV-to-visible ratio is 780.8 at -1V. In addition, the noise equivalent power and normalized detectivity (D*) of the photodetector are 6.74×10 -13 W and 3.29 ×10 11 cmHz 0.5 W -1 at -1V, respectively.
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