This novel approach improves self-powered photodetection in smart recognition systems, indicating its broad sensing potential.
and an external quantum efficiency exceeding 100%. Notably, leveraging its nonlinear optical response, the detector demonstrates substantial potential for smart sensing, as evidenced by its capability for the quantitative identification of environmental pollutants. This work not only presents a novel pathway for harnessing flexoelectricity in functional optoelectronics but also provides a general design principle for developing next-generation intelligent self-powered sensing systems.
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