ArticleSmall (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2026
Wavelength-Dependent Negative/Positive Photoresponse and Infrared Polarization Sensitivity of Two-Dimensional PdSe
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Infrared polarization-sensitive visual synapses distinguish target details under background interference or low contrast, serving as the core for meeting critical fields' demand for efficient infrared optical information processing and recognition. Combining negative/positive photoelectric effects overcomes traditional single-polarity photoresponse limitations in simulating biological synapses' excitatory-inhibitory dual states, laying a crucial foundation for encoding complex neural signals and realizing brain-like multi-level information processing. Integrating wavelength-dependent positive/negative photoresponse switching with infrared polarization sensitivity is key to breaking through existing bottlenecks. Herein, we construct a two-dimensional heterojunction using anisotropic narrow-bandgap semiconductor PdSe
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