In recent years, development of several types of flexible photonic devices has received much attention due to their promising applicability as one of basic components for flexible integrated photonic systems. It that regard, it is important to high-pe...
In recent years, development of several types of flexible photonic devices has received much attention due to their promising applicability as one of basic components for flexible integrated photonic systems. It that regard, it is important to high-performance photonic devices such as photodetectors and organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) on flexible substrates. On basis of advance researches, flexible integrated photonic systems are demonstrated on the flexible substrates by combining those photonic devices through simple fabrication procedures. In this thesis, the photodetectors based on semiconductor nanomaterials and the OLEDs with amorphous ZnO-doped In2O3 anodes were fabricated on the flexible substrates and their characteristics were investigated in detail. And then, the flexible integrated photonic systems were developed by means of interconnection of the photonic devices with other photonic and electronic devices. In chapter 1, characteristics of the flexible photodetectors based on semiconductor nanomaterials and the flexible OLEDs were introduced with explanation of their demands for the flexible integrated photonic systems. Chapter 2 described experimental procedures for the fabrication of the photodetectors, the OLEDs, and the integrated photonic systems on the flexible substrates. In Chapter 3, modulation properties of the flexible integrated photonic systems, including investigation of characteristics of individual photonic and electrical devices, were discussed. The promising potential of flexible integrated photonic systems for next generation photonics was described in conclusion.