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We report the realization of large-area, communications-wavelength electro-optic modulators made via simple solution-casting onto an arbitrary substrate. The devices employ colloidal quantum dots synthesized in, and processed from, the solution phase. Devices exhibit greater than 30% modulation depth at the 1.55 microm eye-safe wavelengths of interest in free-space optical communications. The devices retain considerable modulation depth beyond 1 MHz.
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