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Geometry-Controlled Polarization Photocurrents in Scalable PtSe2 Infrared Pixels
Polarization-sensitive photodetectors provide multi-dimensional optical information beyond the capabilities of traditional intensity-based detectors. The noble metal dichalcogenide PtSe2 presents unique opportunities for tunable polarization detection due to its strong spin-orbit coupling, material
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