ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Electric Control of Photonic Spin Hall Effect in Surface Plasmon Resonance Systems for Multi-Functional Sensing.
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The photonic spin Hall effect (PSHE) has emerged as a powerful metrological approach for precision measurements. Dynamic manipulation of PSHE through external stimuli could substantially expand its applications. In this work, we present a simple and active modulation scheme for PSHE in a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) structure by exploiting electric-field-tunable refractive indices of electro-optic materials. By applying an electric field, the enhancement of PSHE spin shifts is observed, and the dual-field control can further amplify these spin shifts through synergistic effects in this SPR structure. Notably, various operation modes of external electric field enable the real-time switching between two high-performance sensing functionalities (refractive index detection and angle measurement). Therefore, our designed PSHE sensor based on SPR structure with a simple structure of only three layers not only makes up for the complex structure in multi-functional sensors, but more importantly, this platform establishes a new paradigm for dynamic PSHE manipulation while paving the way for advanced multi-functional optical sensing technology.
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