Abstract
Dynamic thermal emitters based on thermally triggered modes exhibit the unique superiority of adaptive responsiveness and zero-power operation, whereas they are accompanied by either low emission tunability or lack of customizability due to the limitations of single-actuation mechanism. We herein present a novel co-actuation strategy, which is based on the coupling of thermochromism and thermal deformation in a manganite perovskite-based resonator, to synergistically modulate thermal emission. Dynamic thermal emitter based on the co-actuation strategy exhibits a remarkably tunable emittance contrast of 0.61 within the full-wave infrared (FWIR: 2.5-25μm) region and a customizable transition at room temperature of 293 K. Only optimizing the thickness of manganite, the resonator can be developed as an adaptive camouflage device, a spectral selective absorber, or a thermal management device. Moreover, our design imparts the brittle manganite ceramics with excellent mechanical flexibility, making the resonator facile for integrating with the flat or curved configurations. The proposed strategy may enable a versatile manganite perovskite-based platform for the thermal science community.
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