Abstract

Photoconductive and photovolta ic properties of metamaterials comprising plasmonic nanocone arrays embedded in a semiconductor matrix are studied. Under uniform plane-wave illumination, directed photocurrent and electromotive force arise ne ar asymmetrically shaped nanocones. The resulting giant photogalvanic effect is a plasmonic analogue of the bulk photovoltaic effect in ferroelectrics.

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Plasmon Photoconductivity Metamaterial Photovoltaic system Optoelectronics Materials science Electrical engineering Engineering

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