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Chinese researchers create switchable light vortices for next-generation terahertz networks
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Chinese researchers create switchable light vortices for next-generation terahertz networks
Researchers in China have unveiled an optical device that can generate and switch between electric and magnetic “vortex” light patterns, a breakthrough that could bolster the reliability of next-generation terahertz wireless communications. The device produces structured light vortices, known as skyrmions, which are highly stable and resistant to disturbances, making them ideal candidates for encoding information in free-space terahertz pulses. …
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