Active Chiral Plasmonics: Flexoelectric Control of Nanoscale Chirality
Active Chiral Plasmonics: Flexoelectric Control of Nanoscale Chirality
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10.1002/adpr.202000062
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2020-10
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C. Gilroy;Katie McKay;Machar Devine;R. W. Webster;N. Gadegaard;A. Karimullah;D. Maclaren;M. Kadodwala
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C. Gilroy;Katie McKay;Machar Devine;R. W. Webster;N. Gadegaard;A. Karimullah;D. Maclaren;M. Kadodwala
ORD was determined by calculation of the Stokes polarization parameters, the observables of the polarized fi eld. Re fl ectance was determined by cal-culating the ratio of incident power re fl ected back onto a surface above the nanostructure array. Electric fi eld simulations were carried out using the Electric Fields and Currents module. An electric potential equal to the threshold voltage was applied between the gold and platinum layers of the device. Electric fi eld and electric fi eld gradients were subsequently calculated at planes which bisected the shuriken nanostructure (see Supporting Information). Voltage-Dependent Measurements : Sequentially larger DC voltages in the range 0 – 12V were applied to the devices for a period of at least 1h. The Au and Pt layers were the positive and negative electrodes, respectively. Both re fl ectance and ORD data were collected to monitor change in optical prop- erties induced by the applied voltage. If no change in optical spectra was observed within this period, the voltage was increased. However, if changes were observed then the device was maintained at the voltage for a time period suf fi cient for spectra to stabilize and no further changes to occur. After this point, the device was maintained at 0V and spectra collected to monitor any relaxation back toward the initial optical state of the device for periods of up to 3h. This cycle was then repeated (cid:4) 15h later.