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|a Ju, Qiankun
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|a Infrared Interlayer Excitons in Twist-Free MoTe2/MoS2 Heterobilayers
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|a Excitonic devices based on interlayer excitons in van der Waals heterobilayers are a promising platform for advancing photoelectric interconnection telecommunications. However, the absence of exciton emission in the crucial telecom C-band has constrained their practical applications. Here, this limitation is addressed by reporting exciton emission at 0.8 eV (1550 nm) in a chemically vapor-deposited, strictly aligned MoTe2/MoS2 heterobilayer, resulting from the direct bandgap transitions of interlayer excitons as identified by momentum-space imaging of their electrons and holes. The decay mechanisms dominated by direct radiative recombination ensure constant emission quantum yields, a basic demand for efficient excitonic devices. The atomically sharp interface enables the resolution of two narrowly-splitter transitions induced by spin-orbit coupling, further distinguished through the distinct Landé g-factors as the fingerprint of spin configurations. By electrical control, the double transitions coupling into opposite circularly-polarized photon modes, preserve or reverse the helicities of the incident light with a degree of polarization up to 90%. The Stark effect tuning extends the emission energy range by over 150 meV (270 nm), covering the telecom C-band. The findings provide a material platform for studying the excitonic complexes and significantly boost the application prospects of excitonic devices in silicon photonics and all-optical telecommunications
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