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Measuring Magnetically-Tuned Ferroelectric Polarization in Liquid Crystals
Published on: August 15, 2018
Fast-speed electrically tunable liquid crystal metasurface for 2π phase modulation at normal and oblique angles of
Abstract:
This study presents an electrically tunable metasurface capable of achieving continuous 2π phase modulation at normal and oblique angles of incidence with high reflectance in the telecom C-band. By using constructive interference between electric dipole (ED) and quadrupole (EQ) resonances, the designed device achieved a peak phase modulation depth of 7.23 radians and reflectance exceeding 60% at normal incidence, as well as consistent 2π phase modulation for off-axis incidence extended to ±2.5°. It also exhibits rapid responses in switching, with a 0.7 ms rise time and 3.5 ms fall time. These findings show the potential of LC-tuned metasurfaces for fast response and off-axis 2π phase modulations.
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