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Although phototransistors for controlling photocurrent with electricity have been studied intensively for several decades, transistors with all‐optical inputs that can control the photocurrent with light have not been investigated thus far. In this paper, a plasmonic porous Ag/TiO2 transistor is fabricated with all‐optical inputs. One light input acts as the source to generate a plasmonic‐hot‐electron...
Blue light decreases the Schottky barrier height, thereby controlling the red‐light‐induced photocurrent formed by exciting hot electrons to cross the barrier. This all‐optical‐input transistor is described by Guang Tao Fei, Yao Zhang, and co‐workers in article number 1802288.
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