WO2022121082A1 - 一种脉冲电流激发的瞬态吸收光谱仪 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to the technical field of optical measurement, and in particular, to a transient absorption spectrometer excited by pulse current.
- the conventional transient absorption technique is a time-resolved pump-probe technique with a wide range of applications.
- the technology uses a pulsed laser to excite the sample to be tested to change its physical or chemical properties, thereby changing the absorption coefficient of the sample, while another beam of detection light is configured to detect this change, the detection light can be single
- the colored light can also be white light.
- the present disclosure provides a transient absorption spectrometer excited by pulse current, comprising: a central control unit, configured to send a trigger signal; and a pulse generator, configured to generate a first trigger signal under the action of a first trigger signal sent by the central control unit A current pulse signal, the current pulse signal is applied to the sample to be tested to generate an electro-optical signal or is in a non-luminescent excited state of single carrier injection; the laser is configured to be used in the second trigger signal sent by the central control unit.
- a pulsed optical signal is emitted under the action of the beam splitter; a beam splitter is arranged in the light-emitting direction of the laser, and is configured to split the pulsed optical signal into a detection optical signal and a reference optical signal, wherein the detection optical signal illuminates the sample to be tested and then generate the detection sample optical signal; the data acquisition unit is configured to collect the electro-optical signal, detect the sample optical signal, and the reference optical signal under the action of the third trigger signal and the fourth trigger signal sent by the central control unit , and processed into electrical signal data reflecting the absorption intensity of optical signals of different wavelengths of the sample at a single moment; and a data processing and imaging unit configured to process the electrical signal data to obtain transient absorption signals of the sample to be tested and image them.
- the sample to be tested is an electro-excited sample, which is placed on the sample stage and connected to the output port of the pulse generator. After being connected to the current pulse signal, it is in an electro-excited state and emits an electro-optical signal. Or in a non-luminescent excited state with single-carrier injection.
- the laser is a monochromatic light laser or a white light laser.
- the frequency of the second trigger signal is 3/2 times the frequency of the first trigger signal; the third trigger signal and the fourth trigger signal are three times the frequency of the first trigger signal.
- the central control unit sends out a current pulse signal with a frequency of 1/2 of the frequency of the first trigger signal to excite the sample to be tested, and the ammeter is used to test the first current of the sample to be tested in an electro-excited state that is not irradiated by the detection light signal. value, test the second current value of the electro-excited state sample to be tested irradiated by the detection light signal through the ammeter, and then adjust the shape and sequence of the current pulse according to the ratio of the first current value and the second current value to make it an even number
- the ratio of the magnitude of the current pulse signal to the magnitude of the odd-numbered pulses is the ratio of the first current value to the second current value.
- the data acquisition unit includes: a monochromator group, including a first monochromator and a second monochromator, the first monochromator is configured to receive the electro-optical signal and/or Or detect the sample optical signal, and split the received optical signal into optical signals of different wavelengths; the second monochromator is configured to receive the reference optical signal and split the reference optical signal into optical signals of different wavelengths.
- the CCD group including a first CCD and a second CCD, is configured to respectively process the optical signals of different wavelengths processed by the first monochromator and the second monochromator into optical signals reflecting the absorption intensities of the optical signals of different wavelengths of the sample. electrical signal data; and a counter configured to count and store the electrical signals.
- a delay device is provided in the central control unit, and the delay device is realized by an optical delay stage or an electronic board; the delay device is configured to adjust the first trigger signal and the second trigger signal.
- the time difference between the trigger signals is used to test the time-varying information of the absorption signal of the sample to be tested; at the same time, the third trigger signal and the fourth start signal are regulated and time-shared.
- the reference light signal is not in contact with the sample to be measured, and is configured to eliminate the influence of the fluctuation of the probe light signal on the measurement.
- the data processing and imaging unit obtains the transient absorption signal ⁇ OD of the sample to be tested by the following formula:
- I pump-on I pump+r -I e+pe ;
- I pump-off and I pump-on are the light intensity data of the probe light when the current-free pulse signal and the current pulse signal are present, respectively, that is, I pump-off is the counter to collect data 6n+4 times; and are the light intensity of the pulsed light signal when there is no current pulse signal and when there is a current pulse signal, respectively, I pump+r is the signal data collected by the data acquisition unit when there is current pulse excitation and detection light irradiation, that is, the counter collects data 6n+1 times, I pump e+pe is the current pulse signal electroluminescence signal data collected by the data acquisition unit after calculating the photoconductive effect, that is, the counter collects data 6n+3 times, wherein n is an integer starting from 0, OD is the absorbance, I 0 is the light intensity before the probe light signal passes through the sample, and I is the light intensity after the probe light signal passes through the
- the present disclosure provides a transient absorption spectrometer excited by pulse current, which can alleviate the technical problems in the prior art, such as the inability to effectively measure the kinetic information of carriers after electrical excitation, and the test content is more comprehensive, which can test the transient state of the sample to be tested.
- the generation and decay kinetic information of state components, as well as the excited state kinetic information; the luminescence signal of the sample excited by the current pulse signal and the electroluminescence enhancement signal caused by the photoconductive effect of the probe are excluded, so that the measured transient absorption signal is more accurate.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the composition of a transient absorption spectrometer excited by a pulse current according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 2 is a pulse sequence diagram of a transient absorption spectrometer excited by a pulse current according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the present disclosure provides a transient absorption spectrometer excited by pulse current, which is different from the common pump-probe transient absorption spectrometer which uses light to excite a sample.
- Detect light collect information on the dynamics of carriers in the sample to be tested after electrical excitation, and establish a pulsed current pumping-optical detection transient absorption spectrometer, which is suitable for the study of LEDs, electro-lasers, photodetectors, and solar cells. parameters such as mobility and defect concentration. It can test the relaxation information of the carriers excited by the current pulse signal, can measure the relaxation information of the excitons, and can also test the relaxation information of the injected single electron or single hole. It can be used to measure the corresponding absorption spectrum and carrier dynamics information of the generation and decay of transient components of the sample to be tested.
- the related information such as energy transfer, charge transfer, electro-phonon coupling, etc.
- a pulsed laser is used as a pump light to be incident on a sample, and it is excited from the ground state to the excited state , another pulsed monochromatic light or white light laser is delayed by an optical retardation stage or an electronic board and is incident on the same position of the sample as the probe light.
- the delay time of the probe light By controlling the delay time of the probe light relative to the pump light, the change of the absorption spectrum of the sample with the delay time can be detected, so as to obtain the excited state relaxation information of the sample.
- the above conventional spectrometers are limited by their photoexcitation mechanism, carriers can only be generated in the light absorption layer, and can only measure the relaxation information of electron-hole pairs, but cannot measure the relaxation of carriers injected or transferred by electrodes.
- the relaxation information cannot be tested, and the carrier relaxation information during single electron or hole injection cannot be tested.
- the above-mentioned carrier relaxation information can reflect the performance of the devices from different aspects, and is equally important and indispensable.
- the present disclosure provides a transient absorption spectrometer excited by a current pulse signal, and the transient absorption spectrometer excited by the current pulse signal is further characterized in that the electroluminescence signal after considering the photoconductive effect is collected, and the current pulse signal is pumped. And the probe light signal pumped by no current pulse signal, after data processing, the electroluminescence signal when the current pulse is excited and the electroluminescence increment caused by the increase of the current caused by the photoconductive effect of the probe light on the device can be excluded.
- the present disclosure is characterized in that a current pulse signal is used for excitation, and a transient absorption signal of a sample is detected using monochromatic light or white light.
- a transient absorption spectrometer excited by pulse current is provided.
- the transient absorption spectrometer includes:
- a central control unit configured to issue a trigger signal
- the transient absorption spectrometer further includes an ammeter configured to test the real current of the sample to be tested.
- the central control unit first sends out a current pulse signal with a frequency of 1/2 of the frequency of the first trigger signal to excite the sample to be tested, and the electro-excited sample to be tested that is not irradiated by the detection light signal is tested by the ammeter.
- the first current value of the first current value, the second current value of the electro-excited sample to be tested that is irradiated by the detection light signal is tested by the ammeter, and then the current pulse is adjusted according to the ratio (comparison result) of the first current value and the second current value.
- the pulse generator is configured to generate a current pulse signal under the action of the first trigger signal sent by the central control unit, and the current pulse signal is applied to the sample to be tested to generate an electro-optical signal or is in the state of single carrier injection non-luminescent excited state;
- a laser configured to emit a pulsed light signal under the action of the second trigger signal sent by the central control unit
- a beam splitter arranged in the light output direction of the laser, and configured to split the pulsed optical signal into a detection optical signal and a reference optical signal, wherein the detection optical signal generates a detection sample optical signal after irradiating the sample to be tested;
- the data acquisition unit is configured to collect the electro-optical signal under the action of the third trigger signal and the fourth trigger signal sent by the central control unit, detect the sample light signal, and the reference light signal, and process them into a single moment reflection The electrical signal data of the absorption intensity of the optical signal at different wavelengths of the sample;
- the data processing and imaging unit is configured to process the electrical signal data to obtain a transient absorption signal of the sample to be tested and image it.
- the pulse generator can generate square or other shaped current pulse signals of different sizes, pulse times and frequencies under the action of the first trigger signal to excite the sample to be tested.
- the sample to be tested is an electro-excited sample, which is placed on the sample stage and connected to the output port of the pulse generator. After being connected to the current pulse signal, it is in an electro-excited state, emits an electro-optical signal or is in a single-load state.
- Non-luminescent excited states for carrier injection are used for carrier injection.
- the laser is a monochromatic light laser or a white light laser.
- the reference optical signal is configured to cancel the effect of fluctuations in the probe optical signal on the measurement.
- the frequency of the second trigger signal is 3/2 times the frequency of the first trigger signal.
- the third trigger signal and the fourth trigger signal are three times the frequency of the first trigger signal.
- the data acquisition unit includes:
- a monochromator group comprising a first monochromator and a second monochromator, the first monochromator being configured to receive the electro-optical signal and/or to detect the sample light signal, and to combine the received light splitting the signal into optical signals of different wavelengths; the second monochromator is configured to receive the reference optical signal and split the reference optical signal into optical signals of different wavelengths;
- a CCD Charge-coupled Device, charge-coupled device
- a first CCD and a second CCD is configured to respectively process the light signals of different wavelengths processed by the first monochromator and the second monochromator into reflection The electrical signal data of the absorption intensity of the optical signal at different wavelengths of the sample;
- a counter configured to count and store the electrical signal.
- the data acquisition unit further includes a focusing objective lens and an optical fiber;
- the central control unit is provided with a delay device, which can be realized by an optical delay stage or an electronic board, and the delay device is configured to adjust the first trigger signal (or current pulse signal) and the second trigger signal.
- the time difference between the two trigger signals (or pulsed light signals), so as to test the time-varying information of the absorption signal of the sample to be tested; at the same time, the third trigger signal and the fourth trigger signal are regulated and time-shared, and the operation of each component is coordinated.
- the monochromatic or white light detection laser is triggered by a trigger signal whose frequency is 3/2 times of the current pulse frequency, and the emitted pulse light signal is divided into two beams, and one beam is used as the detection light to irradiate the sample to be tested On the other hand, another beam can be used as a reference light. Since the reference light signal is not in contact with the sample to be tested, it can be configured to eliminate the problem of monochromatic or white light jittering over time.
- the electrical signal data is processed by the data processing and imaging unit, the reference optical signal is compared to exclude the influence of the jitter of the probe optical signal to form valid data, and the three-dimensional absorption intensity of the sample to be tested is obtained as a function of wavelength and time.
- the electro-optical signal collected by the data acquisition unit after considering the photoconductive effect the detection sample optical signal is split by the first monochromator and irradiated on the first CCD at the same time, the reference optical signal is split by the second monochromator and irradiated On the second CCD, the first CCD and the second CCD receive the third trigger signal from the central control unit to start collecting images, and convert them into electrical signals and transmit them to the counter, and the counter receives the fourth trigger signal from the central control unit. Start counting and store.
- the frequency of the second trigger signal sent by the central control unit to trigger the laser to emit the detection light and the reference light is 3/2 times the frequency of the current pulse sent by the first trigger signal to trigger the pulse generator, so the counter starts When collecting data, 6n+1 acquisition times are used as the data when the current pulse signal is excited and the probe light signal is irradiated, 6n+4 acquisition times are the data when no current pulse signal is excited and the probe light signal is illuminated, and 6n+3 acquisition times are considered
- the electroluminescence signal after the photoconductive effect where n is an integer starting from 0, and the following data processing and imaging unit obtains the transient absorption signal of the sample to be tested excited by the current pulse signal according to the following formula.
- I pump-on I pump+r -I e+pe ;
- I pump+r is the collected signal intensity when there is current pulse excitation and reference light irradiation, that is, the counter collects data 6n+1 times
- I e+pe is the current pulse signal electroluminescence signal collected at the collecting end after the photoconductive effect is calculated, that is, the data collected by the counter 6n+3 times
- I pump-off and I pump-on are the no-current pulse signal and
- the light intensity of the probe light when there is a current pulse signal, the I pump-off counter collects data 6n+4 times, where OD is the absorbance, I 0 is the light intensity before the probe light signal passes through the sample, and I is the probe light signal through the sample. after the light intensity.
- the above is the absorption data of different wavelengths obtained at one time, and then the time difference between the detection light and the pump current pulse signal is realized by the delay device in the central control unit, and the above steps of measuring the transient absorption signal are carried out to obtain the random absorption signal.
- the data of the time change and the absorption intensity of different wavelengths, and the three-dimensional image of the time change of the sample to be tested and the absorption intensity of different wavelengths is drawn by the data processing and imaging unit.
- the present disclosure provides a transient absorption spectrometer excited by pulse current, and a current pulse signal is provided by a pulse generator as the excitation of a sample to be tested to emit an electro-optical signal or a non-luminescent excited state of single-carrier injection.
- the pump source use the monochromatic light or white laser whose frequency is 3/2 times the frequency of the current pulse signal as the detection light signal and the reference light signal; adjust the delay between the current pulse signal and the detection light signal through the delay device;
- the CCD and counter in the data acquisition unit are triggered by a trigger signal whose frequency is 3 times the frequency of the current pulse, and the detection light signal including the electroluminescence signal when there is a current pulse, the electroluminescence signal after calculating the photoconductance and the counter are collected by the data acquisition unit.
- Probe light signal when there is no pump pulse current finally, the acquired signal is processed by the data processing and imaging unit to form a three-dimensional image of absorption changes with time and wavelength.
- the transient spectrometer excited by the current pulse can exclude the electro-optical signal caused by the luminescence of the sample under the excitation of the pulse current and the luminescence signal caused by the additional current increase caused by the photoconductive effect, and measure the single electron, single hole or electron hole injected by electricity.
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- 一种脉冲电流激发的瞬态吸收光谱仪,包括:中控单元,被配置用于发出触发信号;脉冲发生器,被配置用于在中控单元发出的第一触发信号的作用下生成电流脉冲信号,所述电流脉冲信号施加至待测样品后使样品处于单载流子注入的非发光激发态或生成电致光信号的发光激发态;激光器,被配置用于在中控单元发出的第二触发信号的作用下出射脉冲光信号;分束镜,设置于所述激光器出光向,被配置用于将所述脉冲光信号分束为探测光信号和参考光信号,其中所述探测光信号照射待测样品后生成探测样品光信号;数据采集单元,被配置用于在中控单元发出的第三触发信号和第四触发信号的作用下采集所述电致光信号,探测样品光信号,以及参考光信号,并处理为单一时刻反映样品不同波长光信号吸收强度的电信号数据;以及数据处理及成像单元,被配置用于对所述电信号数据进行处理获得待测样品瞬态吸收信号并成像。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述待测样品为电致激发样品,其被放置于样品台,并连接脉冲发生器的输出端口,其被接入电流脉冲信号后处于电致激发态,发出电致光信号或处于单载流子注入的非发光激发态。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述激光器为单色光激光器或者白光激光器。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述第二触发信号频率为所述第一触发信号频率的3/2倍;所述第三触发信号和第四触发信号为所述第一触发信号频率的3倍。
- 根据权利要求2所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,通过所述中控单元发出 第一触发信号频率的1/2频率的电流脉冲信号激发待测样品,通过电流表测试无探测光信号照射的电致激发态待测样品的第一电流值,通过所述电流表测试有探测光信号照射的电致激发态待测样品的第二电流值,再根据第一电流值和第二电流值的比例调整电流脉冲的形状和序列,使其偶数电流脉冲信号大小与奇数脉冲大小的比为上述第一电流值和第二电流值的比例。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述数据采集单元,包括:单色仪组,包括第一单色仪和第二单色仪,所述第一单色仪被配置用于接收所述电致光信号和/或探测样品光信号,并将接收到的光信号分光为不同波长的光信号;所述第二单色仪被配置用于接收所述参考光信号并将参考光信号分光为不同波长的光信号;CCD组,包括第一CCD和第二CCD,被配置用于分别将所述第一单色仪和第二单色仪处理后的不同波长光信号处理为反映样品不同波长光信号吸收强度的电信号数据;以及计数器,被配置用于对所述电信号进行计数并存储。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述中控单元中设置有延时装置,所述延时装置通过光学延时台或者电子学板卡实现;所述延时装置被配置用于调节第一触发信号与第二触发信号之间的时间差,从而测试待测样品的吸收信号随时间变化的信息;同时调控并分时发送第三触发信号和第四出发信号。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述参考光信号不与待测样品接触,被配置用于消除探测光信号波动对测量的影响。
- 根据权利要求1所述的瞬态吸收光谱仪,所述数据处理及成像单元通过以下公式来获得待测样品瞬态吸收信号ΔOD:I pump-on=I pump+r-I e+pe;其中, 和 分别为无电流脉冲信号激发和有电流脉冲信号激发时参考光的光强,I pump-off和I pump-on分别为无电流脉冲信号和有电流脉冲信号时探测光的光强数据,即I pump-off为计数器6n+4次采集数据; 和 分别为无电流脉冲信号和有电流脉冲信号时脉冲光信号光强,I pump+r为有电流脉冲激发和探测光照射时数据采集单元采集的信号数据,即计数器6n+1次采集数据,I e+pe为计算了光电导效应之后的数据采集单元采集到的电流脉冲信号电致发光信号数据,即计数器6n+3次采集数据,其中,n为从0开始的整数,OD为吸光度,I 0为探测光信号透过样品前的光强,I为探测光信号透过样品后的光强。
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