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تسجيل مستخدم جديدControl of light polarization by voltage tunable excitonic metasurfaces
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We propose a light emitting device with voltage controlled degree of linear polarization of emission. The device combines the ability of metasurfaces to control light with an energy-tunable light source based on indirect excitons in coupled quantum well heterostructures.
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