Abstract
We use ferroelectric-plasmonic metasurfaces to demonstrate volatile and non-volatile optical switching of near-infrared light. Plasmonic metasurfaces on lithium niobate enable high-contrast optical switching with ratios up to 2.37:1 (3.7 dB) due to photogalvanic and photorefractive effects, therefore rendering a compact platform for photonic computing.
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