Advanced Optical Materials
Advanced Optical Materials
5 years ago

Ultrafast Photonics: Broadband Nonlinear Photoresponse of 2D TiS2 for Ultrashort Pulse Generation and All-Optical Thresholding Devices (Advanced Optical Materials 4/2018)

Ultrafast Photonics: Broadband Nonlinear Photoresponse of 2D TiS2 for Ultrashort Pulse Generation and All-Optical Thresholding Devices (Advanced Optical Materials 4/2018)
Dianyuan Fan, Shixiang Xu, Yanqi Ge, Yousheng Zou, Yufeng Song, Yanhua Xu, Han Zhang, Haibo Zeng, Zhiming Liang, Zhengfeng Zhu, Si Chen, Yunxiang Chen
Single-crystal TiS2 nanosheets with very uniform morphology and narrow size distribution were prepared via a modified colloidal chemistry method by Haibo Zeng, Shixiang Xu, Han Zhang and co-workers (article number 1701166). The TiS2 nanosheets were calculated to have direct-bandgap structure and showed remarkable nonlinear optics property. A TiS2 nanosheets-based saturable absorber can be developed as an excellent candidate for photonic devices.

Publisher URL: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/resolve/doi

DOI: 10.1002/adom.201870014

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