All-Optical Single-Channel Plasmonic Logic Gates
Zongkun Zhang,
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Teng Zhang,
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Ming-Zhe Chong
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et al.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
Optical
computing,
renowned
for
its
light-speed
processing
and
low
power
consumption,
typically
relies
on
the
coherent
control
of
two
light
sources.
However,
there
are
challenges
in
stabilizing
maintaining
high
optical
spatiotemporal
coherence,
especially
large-scale
computing
systems.
The
coherence
requires
rigorous
feedback
circuits
numerous
phase
shifters,
introducing
system
instability
complexity.
Here
we
propose
an
innovative
logic
gate
using
a
single
source,
with
frequency
polarization
serving
as
virtual
inputs.
Our
design
leverages
frequency-polarization
multiplexed
metasurfaces
to
achieve
all
basic
operations
by
selectively
routing
surface
plasmon
polaritons.
This
single-channel
maintains
inherent
between
polarization,
thereby
considerably
eliminating
stringent
light-source
specifications
rigid
controls
resulting
higher
stability.
device
showcases
unique
application
potentials
on-chip
readout
encryption
information
random
sequences
one-time
pad,
unlocking
fresh
prospects
protection
other
simple
Language: Английский
Chirality-induced tunable quasi-Brewster angle and anomalous photonic spin-Hall effect
Qiang Zhou,
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Yawei Tan,
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Lijuan Sheng
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et al.
Optics & Laser Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
187, P. 112811 - 112811
Published: March 17, 2025
Language: Английский
Effectively suppressed reflected photonic spin Hall effect
Lijuan Sheng,
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Zixiao Xu,
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Yong Cao
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et al.
Nanophotonics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 26, 2025
Abstract
The
photonic
spin
Hall
effect
can
engender
transverse
spatial
and
angular
displacements
in
both
transmission
reflection,
with
significant
applications
optical
imaging,
edge
detection,
the
development
of
spin-based
nanophotonic
devices.
While
previous
research
has
focused
on
enhancing
effect,
suppression
be
beneficial
for
spin-switching,
offering
advantages
such
as
increased
speed
sensitivity
In
this
study,
we
establish
a
quantitative
correlation
between
reflection
coefficient
reflected
light,
induced
by
grounded
electromagnetic
theory.
We
find
that
displacement
light
eliminated
under
condition
r
pp
=
−
ss
,
where
denotes
coefficient,
first
(second)
superscript
polarization
(incident)
light.
This
applies
to
arbitrary
states,
at
incident
angles,
is
independent
wavelength
beam
waist.
A
similar
outcome
obtained
Such
distinctive
are
attainable
through
use
an
interface
satisfies
.
Additionally,
provide
succinct
overview
methodologies
constructing
reflective
switches.
Language: Английский
Optical Binary Operator Based on Thermally Controllable Chiral Superstructures
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
By
harnessing
multiple
dimensions
of
light
to
implement
mathematical
functions,
structured
optical
materials
introduce
a
twist
in
the
paradigm
informatics,
shifting
from
"displaying
with
light"
"computing
light".
One
vital
subset
operators
is
binary
operators,
whose
output
depends
on
two
inputs,
such
as
Boolean
logic.
Herein,
we
propose
and
demonstrate
an
operator
based
thermally
controllable
chiral
nanostructures.
engineering
anisotropic
materials,
determined
by
interplay
between
inputs;
furthermore,
accompanying
Pancharatnam-Berry
phase
unlocks
additional
computing
functionalities.
The
customized
modulation
orbital
angular
momentum
intensity
distribution
enables
operations
integers
images.
tunable
operating
spectrum
spans
ultrawide
range
over
1600
nm
visible
near-infrared
region.
This
study
reveals
new
opportunities
for
soft
matter
may
facilitate
diverse
applications
machine
vision
artificial
intelligence.
Language: Английский
Integrated Terahertz topological valley-locked power Divider with arbitrary power ratios
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
49(19), P. 5579 - 5579
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
Integrated
power
dividers
(PDs)
are
essential
in
terahertz
(THz)
communication
and
radar
systems,
but
miniaturization
often
leads
to
performance
degradation
due
fabrication
inaccuracies
sharp
bends.
Topological
photonics
offers
a
solution
these
issues,
yet
creating
THz
with
arbitrary
splitting
ratios
remains
challenging.
We
present
design
methodology
for
on-chip
topological
customizable
using
valley-locked
photonic
crystals.
These
crystals
feature
tri-layered
structure
two
distinct
valley
Chern
number
layers
an
intermediate
semimetal
layer.
Utilizing
the
Jackiw–Rebbi
model,
we
show
that
characteristic
impedance
of
crystals,
thus
division
ratio,
can
be
tuned
by
adjusting
layer
width.
Our
approach
is
validated
through
simulations
experiments
both
equal
(1:1)
unequal
(4:9)
ratios.
This
method
enables
efficient
navigation
around
bends
robust
connectivity.
Language: Английский
Dual-channel intrinsic and nonlinear chirality for all-optical logic operation
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
49(20), P. 5731 - 5731
Published: Sept. 16, 2024
Chiral
metasurfaces
hold
excellent
performance
in
enhancing
spin-dependent
light–matter
interaction,
showing
broad
application
prospects
areas
such
as
chiral
imaging,
light
sources,
and
sensing.
However,
utilizing
resonant
to
achieve
all-optical
logic
gates
has
not
been
reported
yet.
In
this
work,
dual-channel
intrinsic
nonlinear
chiroptical
responses
are
achieved
on
lithium
niobate
metasurfaces.
The
combination
of
bound
states
the
continuum
(BICs)
modes
with
revealed
its
linear
chirality.
metasurface
achieves
circular
dichroism
above
0.9
close
dual-band.
Based
second-order
response,
multiple
(including
NOT,
OR,
NAND,
AND,
NOR)
can
be
realized
Our
results
confirm
operability
realizing
gates,
offering
a
potentially
promising
approach
for
development
new,
best
our
knowledge,
devices.
Language: Английский
Re-examining the anomalous spin-orbit interactions of light around Fresnel coefficient singularities
Rong Wang,
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Yongqiang Tan,
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Jie Chen
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et al.
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
50(1), P. 49 - 49
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
Using
a
full-wave
theory
to
analyze
the
light
beam
scattering
at
sharp
interfaces,
we
reexamine
anomalous
spin–orbit
interaction
(SOI)
around
Fresnel
coefficient
(FC)
singularities.
We
evaluate
spin-dependent
shifts
near
singularity
for
three
typical
optical
comparing
our
results
with
existing
ones.
Existing
theories
neglect
contribution
of
wave
vector
component
k
y
i
FC
singularities,
potentially
leading
erroneous
results.
In
contrast,
approach
comprehensively
considers
x
and
contributions
in
without
any
approximation.
Our
analysis
reveals
significant
deformations
scattered
intensity
patterns
causing
both
out-of-plane
in-plane
spin-Hall
shifts,
uncaptured
by
prior
theories.
These
findings
offer
comprehensive
understanding
on
interactions
generic
interfaces.
Language: Английский