The immunity of topological states against backscattering and structural defects provides them with a unique advantage in the exploration and design of high-precision low-loss optical devices. However, the operating bandwidth of the topological states in certain photonic structures is difficult to actively tune and flexibly reconfigure. In this study, we propose a valley topological photonic crystal (TPC) comprising two inverse honeycomb photonic crystals, consisting of hexagonal silicon and Ge2Sb2Te5 (GST) rods. When GST transitions from the a...
