paper

Photoresponse of LaSrCuO nanostrip

arXiv:1703.10720 · doi:10.1088/1361-6668/aa6c3e

Abstract

We report the fabrication and photoresponse of 5 nm thick LaSrCuO nanostrip with a width of 100nm. The I-V characteristics of the nanostrip show a hysteresis and a sharp voltage jump at . The (3K) of the nanostrip is 2.3 x 10 A/cm. The nanostrip exhibits photoresponse signals when illuminated by a pulse laser at 1560 nm wavelength with a bias current just below . The height of the signal reduces as the optical intensity decreases and disappears below -10 dBm. The signal also decreases as the temperature increases, but it exists up to 30 K. These results suggest the possibility of LaSrCuO nanostrip as single-photon detector (SSPD, SNSPD) working at high temperature by further reducing the cross-section of the strip.