The invention discloses a near-field
radiant heat rectifier based on a high-frequency
photoelectric effect, and belongs to the technical field of
radiant heat transport regulation and control. The invention aims to solve the problems that an existing
magneto-photo-thermal rectification scheme depends on a strong
magnetic field, the size is large, integration is difficult, and
electromagnetic interference exists. The invention provides a near-field
radiant heat rectifier based on a high-frequency
photoelectric effect. The near-field radiant heat
rectifier comprises a heat emission layer, an emission end time modulation layer, a receiving end time modulation layer, a heat receiving layer and a nanometer displacement platform. A nanoscale
vacuum gap is kept between the photoelectric modulation
layers of the transmitting end and the receiving end through a nanometer displacement platform, and
dielectric constants of the photoelectric modulation
layers are subjected to high-frequency periodic modulation through a dual-mode integrated
laser. The modulation
phase difference is utilized to break the
system time reversal symmetry, and an artificially synthesized
magnetic field is introduced to realize near-field
radiation heat rectification. The device has the advantages of compact structure, full
light control, no magnetic interference and the like, and is suitable for being applied to practical
engineering scenes of microelectronic heat dissipation,
waste heat recovery, thermal logic circuits and the like.