ArticleAdvanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)2026
Beyond Intrinsic Limits: Polarization-Sensitive Carrier Dynamics Amplify Subtle Intrinsic Optical Anisotropy into Giant Linear Dichroism.
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Filterless polarization-resolved photodetection is attractive for compact optoelectronic systems, but its polarization contrast is fundamentally constrained by the low intrinsic absorption anisotropy of semiconductors. Here, we introduce polarization-sensitive carrier dynamics (PSCD), a design principle that shifts polarization discrimination from static absorption anisotropy to the time evolution of photocarrier populations. We implement PSCD in a nonvolatile floating-gate phototransistor by integrating a molecularly thin p-type organic single crystal with a two-dimensional covalent organic framework floating gate. Orthogonal linearly polarized light generates different photogeneration rates in the anisotropic crystal, which induce distinct optical-erasure kinetics and temporally divergent recovery of the channel hole population. Consequently, the absorption linear dichroism ratio (LDR) of 3.4 is dynamically amplified by over four orders of magnitude, reaching a transient photocurrent LDR of 3.6 × 10
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