Jingyi TianDaniele CortecchiaYutao WangHailong LiuElena FeltriHong LiuGiorgio AdamoCesare Soci
Abstract Halide perovskite metasurfaces are attracting increasing interest for applications in light-emitting and display technologies. To access the wide range of colors required for these applications, the main mechanism exploited thus far has been chemical engineering of the perovskite compounds – this constitutes a significant limitation for the dynamic switching of optical response desirable in actual devices. Here we demonstrate polarization-dependent, dynamic control of structural color and emission wavelength in an all-dielectric phase-change halide perovskite nanograting metasurface, by temperature tuning. This is underpinned by the significant change in the perovskite optical constants which accompanies its phase-transition around room temperature. The functionalities demonstrated in our work bearing potential for applications in light-emitting devices, displays and spatial-light-modulators.
Giorgio AdamoJingyi TianMatteo DeganiHarish N. S. KrishnamoorthyDaniele CortecchiaMaciej KleinCesare Soci
S. CunnninghamS. B. PorterPlamen StamenovCalin HrelescuA. Louise Bradley
Fei DingYuanqing YangSergey I. Bozhevolnyi
Yifei WangPatrick LandremanDavid SchoenKye OkabeAnn MarshallUmberto CelanoH.-S. Philip WongJunghyun ParkMark L. Brongersma
Sajjad AbdollahramezaniHossein TaghinejadYashar KiarashiAli A. EftekharAli Adibi