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Wavelength-by-Wavelength Temperature-Independent Thermal Radiation Utilizing an Insulator–Metal Transition

https://doi.org/10.1021/acsphotonics.2c00500

King, Jonathan L. ; Shahsafi, Alireza ; Zhang, Zhen ; Wan, Chenghao ; Xiao, Yuzhe ; Huang, Chengzi ; Sun, Yifei ; Roney, Patrick J. ; Ramanathan, Shriram ; Kats, Mikhail A. ( August 2022 , ACS Photonics)

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Electrochromic Properties of Perovskite NdNiO 3 Thin Films for Smart Windows

https://doi.org/10.1021/acsaelm.1c00030

Sun, Yifei ; Wang, Qi ; Park, Tae Joon ; Gage, Thomas Edward ; Zhang, Zhen ; Wang, Xuejing ; Zhang, Di ; Sun, Xing ; He, Jiazhi ; Zhou, Hua ; et al ( April 2021 , ACS Applied Electronic Materials)
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Decoupling of temperature and thermal radiation

https://doi.org/10.1364/NOMA.2019.NoW3B.3

Shahsafi, Alireza ; Roney, Patrick ; Zhou, You ; Zhang, Zhen ; Huang, Chengzi ; Xiao, Yuzhe ; Wan, Chenghao ; Wambold, Raymond ; Salman, Jad ; Yu, Zhaoning ; et al ( January 2019 , OSA Advanced Photonics Congress (IPR, Networks, NOMA, SPPCom, PVLED))

We show that the well-known relationship between temperature and thermal radiation can be decoupled in a fully passive and reversible way using the phase transition of samarium nickelate. Our sample features temperature-independent thermally emitted power in the long-wave infrared from 90 to 120 °C, making it promising for camouflage applications.
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