P -poly(9, 9-diethylfluorene)/n-silicon nanowire (SiNW) heterojunctions were prepared by spin coating p-type conductive organic polymer on as-prepared n-SiNWs, which were fabricated by electroless metal deposition method. This hybrid nanowire p-n heterojunction shows good rectifying behavior with turn-on voltage of about 1V at room temperature. Temperature-dependent current-voltage properties in the range of 253–413K were investigated and they follow the standard p-n heterojunction electron transport mechanism. The hybrid nanowire heterojunction shows good photovoltaic properties and good sensitivity toward visible light, and a responsivity of 3.23mA∕W under a reverse bias of 10V was obtained. These results present potential applications in the future nanoelectronic and photonic devices based on organic and inorganic p-n heterojunction arrays.
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