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The speed limit of optoelectronics

Physics

The speed limit of optoelectronics

M. Ossiander, K. Golyari, et al.

This groundbreaking research delves into the speed limits of optoelectronics, showcasing how controlling Bloch wavepacket motion using visible light can lead to high-speed current control. The findings, presented by an impressive team of researchers, suggest a fundamental limit for classical signal processing and the potential for solid-state optoelectronics to reach up to 1 PHz frequency.

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