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We theoretically propose van der Waals (vdW) heterostructure-based wavelength selective infrared (IR) photodetectors using plasmonic metasurfaces (PMs), consisting of top micropatches, graphene on a hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) vdW heterostructure layer, and a bottom reflector. The hBN ensures the vdW heterostructures maintain high carrier mobility in the graphene. The wavelength selective detection of the graphene can be controlled mainly by the micropatch size over a wide range from the middle- to long-wavelength IR regions. The wavelength can also be electrically tuned by the chemical potential of the graphene. These results will contribute to developing high-performance wavelength tunable graphene/hBN-based IR photodetectors.
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