digital polarized-light communication with information disguising
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Integrated polarization-sensitive amplification system for digital information transmission
Wenhao Ran, Zhihui Ren, Pan Wang, Yongxu Yan, Kai Zhao, Linlin Li, Zhexin Li, Lili Wang, Juehan Yang, Zhongming Wei, Zheng Lou, Guozhen Shen
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Polarized light can provide significant information about objects, and can be used as information carrier in communication systems through artificial modulation. However, traditional polarized light detection systems integrate polarizers and various functional circuits in addition to detectors, and are supplemented by complex encoding and decoding algorithms. Although the in-plane anisotropy of low-dimensional materials can be utilized to manufacture polarization-sensitive photodetectors without polarizers, the low anisotropic photocurrent ratio makes it impossible to realize digital output of polarized information. In this study, we propose an integrated polarization-sensitive amplification system by introducing a nanowire polarized photodetector and organic semiconductor transistors, which can boost the polarization sensitivity from 1.24 to 375. Especially, integrated systems are universal in that the systems can increase the anisotropic photocurrent ratio of any low-dimensional material corresponding to the polarized light. Consequently, a simple digital polarized light communication system can be realized based on this integrated system, which achieves certain information disgu
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polarization-sensitive amplification system combining a nanowire photodetector and organic semiconductor transistors
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Wenhao Ran, Zhihui Ren, Pan Wang, Yongxu Yan, Kai Zhao, Linlin Li, Zhexin Li, Lili Wang, Juehan Yang, Zhongming Wei, Zheng Lou, Guozhen Shen. Integrated polarization-sensitive amplification system for digital information transmission. Nature Communications (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-26919-z
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