We describe a new thin film deposition method for the growth of crystalline SbSI micro-needles via the conversion of Sb2S3 using SbI3 vapour, in a facile process that takes less than 15 minutes. These films were used to construct photodetectors in a sandwich-type architecture, which are superior to previously reported SbSI photodetectors. The devices exhibit a detectivity of D* = 10(9) Jones, a signal-to-noise ratio greater than SNR = 10(3) and a responsivity of R = 10(-5) A W(-1). In time response measurements, raise and fall times of less than 8 ms and 34 ms were determined. This manufacturing method greatly simplifies the creation of fast photodetectors.
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