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Journal Article Reconfigurable, vivid reflective colors based on solution-processed Fabry–Perot absorber using thermochromic vanadium dioxide
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Authors
Soo-Jung Kim, Donguk Lee, Ji-Yeon Chae, Byoungsu Ko, Heon Lee, Taejong Paik, Sung-Hoon Hong
Issue Date
2021-11
Citation
Applied Surface Science, v.565, pp.1-8
ISSN
0169-4332
Publisher
Elsevier
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.apsusc.2021.150610
Abstract
Artificial structural color generation has attracted much attention in developing ink-free color technology for applications such as security devices, reflective displays, and functionalized color decoration. An asymmetric Fabry?밣챕rot (F?밣) cavity-based absorber can play this role because of its advantages of an ultra-thin structure, lithographic-free manufacturing, and applicability to a large area. However, the optical response of F?밣 absorbers, which is determined by the structural parameters and compositions of the individual layers, is fixed at a single frequency, and only a static color can be passively implemented. In this study, we propose a new active metamaterial-based F?밣 absorber that exhibits dynamically tunable optical responses with temperature change. An active F?밣 absorber is fabricated by incorporating lossy nanoporous Ag nanoparticles (NPs) and a phase change material?봵anadium dioxide (VO2)?? interlayer via a solution process. Coupled with finite-difference time-domain simulations and systematic experiments, we demonstrate that F?밣 absorbers generate enhanced reflective color purity due to their closely-coupled Ag NPs. The reflective colors were dynamically modulated by temperature changes owing to the variation of optical constants between the phase transition of the monoclinic VO2. Furthermore, the demostrated tunable color image with micro-patterned absorbers opens the way for designing thermo-optical devices operating in the visible wavelength.
KSP Keywords
Ag NPS, Ag nanoparticles, Color images, Coupled with, Dynamically tunable, Finite Difference Time Domain(FDTD), Optical devices, Phase Change Material(PCM), Phase transition, Security devices, Solution-processed