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Fig_3A.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 124.9 KB - 9 Variables, 713 Observations - UNF:6:ejF2mHiHZhqDNWK3BT20Hw== Fig_3a: Experimentally measured THz transmission spectra of the PbI2-TASR-1, spin coated with dPbI2 = 160nm thick PbI2 ﬁlms showing the amplitude modulation for varying ﬂuences of incident pump photon of energy 3.1 eV.
Fig_3B.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 111.8 KB - 8 Variables, 713 Observations - UNF:6:yItN1cX8Ouq+bJ7iMjdzdA== Fig_3b: Experimentally measured THz transmission spectra of the PbI2-TASR-2, spin coated with dPbI2 = 500nm thick PbI2 ﬁlms showing the amplitude modulation for varying ﬂuences of incident pump photon of energy 3.1 eV.
Fig_3C.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 113.1 KB - 8 Variables, 713 Observations - UNF:6:9fQ0UTKeqt0IWg5PHPXKfg== Fig_3c: Experimentally measured THz transmission spectra of the PbI2-TASR-3, spin coated with dPbI2 = 2.5um thick PbI2 ﬁlms showing the amplitude modulation for varying ﬂuences of incident pump photon of energy 3.1 eV.
Fig_3D.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 88.4 KB - 10 Variables, 1002 Observations - UNF:6:DUrOor/D5LZGtkZz9Da7NQ== Fig 3(d): The corresponding amplitude modulation depths of Fano and the dipole resonances showing the maximum absolute modulation depth of MFano = 1 at Φ = 400 µJ cm−2 for PbI2-TASR-1.
Fig_3E.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 94.2 KB - 10 Variables, 1002 Observations - UNF:6:Q0FXvnMM2J1Eii557Af4AA== Fig. 3(e): The corresponding amplitude modulation depths of Fano and the dipole resonances showing the maximum absolute modulation depth of MFano = 1 at Φ = 900 µJ cm−2 for PbI2-TASR-2.
Fig_3F.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 91.6 KB - 10 Variables, 1002 Observations - UNF:6:FKK0Q9fsbic0K/FIkXbVYw== Fig 3(f): The corresponding amplitude modulation depths of Fano and the dipole resonances showing the maximum absolute modulation depth of MFano = 0.8 at Φ = 900 µJ cm−2 for PbI2-TASR-3.
Fig_4A_Inset.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 670 B - 7 Variables, 9 Observations - UNF:6:cX2WTKeBAQUwLrkDZ1OJ7g== Fig 4(a) Inset: The inset shows the peak value of the differential transmission of THz through PbI2-TF samples of PbI2 thickness dPbI2 = 160, 500, and 2500 nm for varying pump ﬂuences.
Fig_4A.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 42.2 KB - 5 Variables, 602 Observations - UNF:6:Httnc2kw6SYDz3o9mJ7aaw== Fig 4(a): Transient differential (−\|ΔE\|) THz transmission through the photoexcited different thicknesses of PbI2 in pristine thin ﬁlm (PbI2-TF).
Fig_4B_Inset.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 738 B - 7 Variables, 9 Observations - UNF:6:yxZJJJx+wK4YZzfcbg5TTg== Fig 4(b) Inset: The inset shows the peak value of the differential transmission of THz through PbI2-TASR samples of PbI2 thickness dPbI2 = 160, 500, and 2500 nm for varying pump ﬂuences.
Fig_4B.tab Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices Tabular Data - 131.2 KB - 8 Variables, 1003 Observations - UNF:6:yMxH4W/a143RI2qkKC2XkQ== Fig. 4(b): Transient differential (−\|ΔE\|) THz transmission through the photoexcited different thicknesses of PbI2 in spin-coated PbI2-TASR samples measured using TRTS measurements.

Fig_3A.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 124.9 KB - 9 Variables, 713 Observations -

Fig_3a: Experimentally measured THz transmission spectra of the PbI2-TASR-1, spin coated with dPbI2 = 160nm thick PbI2 ﬁlms showing the amplitude modulation for varying ﬂuences of incident pump photon of energy 3.1 eV.

Fig_3B.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 111.8 KB - 8 Variables, 713 Observations -

Fig_3b: Experimentally measured THz transmission spectra of the PbI2-TASR-2, spin coated with dPbI2 = 500nm thick PbI2 ﬁlms showing the amplitude modulation for varying ﬂuences of incident pump photon of energy 3.1 eV.

Fig_3C.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 113.1 KB - 8 Variables, 713 Observations -

Fig_3c: Experimentally measured THz transmission spectra of the PbI2-TASR-3, spin coated with dPbI2 = 2.5um thick PbI2 ﬁlms showing the amplitude modulation for varying ﬂuences of incident pump photon of energy 3.1 eV.

Fig_3D.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 88.4 KB - 10 Variables, 1002 Observations -

Fig 3(d): The corresponding amplitude modulation depths of Fano and the dipole resonances showing the maximum absolute modulation depth of MFano = 1 at Φ = 400 µJ cm−2 for PbI2-TASR-1.

Fig_3E.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 94.2 KB - 10 Variables, 1002 Observations -

Fig. 3(e): The corresponding amplitude modulation depths of Fano and the dipole resonances showing the maximum absolute modulation depth of MFano = 1 at Φ = 900 µJ cm−2 for PbI2-TASR-2.

Fig_3F.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 91.6 KB - 10 Variables, 1002 Observations -

Fig 3(f): The corresponding amplitude modulation depths of Fano and the dipole resonances showing the maximum absolute modulation depth of MFano = 0.8 at Φ = 900 µJ cm−2 for PbI2-TASR-3.

Fig_4A_Inset.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 670 B - 7 Variables, 9 Observations -

Fig 4(a) Inset: The inset shows the peak value of the differential transmission of THz through PbI2-TF samples of PbI2 thickness dPbI2 = 160, 500, and 2500 nm for varying pump ﬂuences.

Fig_4A.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 42.2 KB - 5 Variables, 602 Observations -

Fig 4(a): Transient differential (−|ΔE|) THz transmission through the photoexcited different thicknesses of PbI2 in pristine thin ﬁlm (PbI2-TF).

Fig_4B_Inset.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 738 B - 7 Variables, 9 Observations -

Fig 4(b) Inset: The inset shows the peak value of the differential transmission of THz through PbI2-TASR samples of PbI2 thickness dPbI2 = 160, 500, and 2500 nm for varying pump ﬂuences.

Fig_4B.tab

Apr 30, 2020 - Replication data: Solution‐Processed Lead Iodide for Ultrafast All‐Optical Switching of Terahertz Photonic Devices

Tabular Data - 131.2 KB - 8 Variables, 1003 Observations -

Fig. 4(b): Transient differential (−|ΔE|) THz transmission through the photoexcited different thicknesses of PbI2 in spin-coated PbI2-TASR samples measured using TRTS measurements.

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