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Broadband and high-speed terahertz wireless sensing via vertical-transport Dirac-source detector.
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In the realm of wireless sensing, it is envisioned that sensing and communication functionalities will coexist and be fully integrated within a unified system. Future sensing systems thus necessitate detectors capable of operating at higher frequency bands-ranging from millimeter wave to terahertz (THz)-while delivering wider bandwidths, faster response rates, and enhanced functional integration. Dirac-source (DS) detectors use Dirac semimetals as hot-electron sources to capitalize on the low density of states (DOS) near the Dirac point, thereby effectively suppressing the formation of metal-induced gap states. Furthermore, when this architecture incorporates the inherent interlayer vertical electron transport of vertical van der Waals (vdW) heterostructures, it shows great promise for realizing low-power, post-Moore era sensing devices with superior injection and transport efficiencies. Here, we report a DS detector composed of the completely vertical gold/zirconium pentatelluride/graphene/gold structure (Au/ZrTe
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