Customizable polarization-selective narrowband meta-filters using a printable UV-curing nanocomposite

Yang Li; Yan Li; Shujing Liu; Jingru Wang; Zejia Zhao; Adnan Khan; Ming Feng; Feng Song; Feng Song

doi:10.1364/OL.520934

Optics Letters
Vol. 49,
Issue 11,
pp. 2954-2957
(2024)
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OL.520934

Customizable polarization-selective narrowband meta-filters using a printable UV-curing nanocomposite

Yang Li, Yan Li, Shujing Liu, Jingru Wang, Zejia Zhao, Adnan Khan, Ming Feng, and Feng Song

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Yang Li, Yan Li, Shujing Liu, Jingru Wang, Zejia Zhao, Adnan Khan, Ming Feng, and Feng Song, "Customizable polarization-selective narrowband meta-filters using a printable UV-curing nanocomposite," Opt. Lett. 49, 2954-2957 (2024)

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Abstract

Low-cost nanocomposite metasurfaces have demonstrated attractive potential to replace the equivalent dielectric metasurfaces for light engineering. However, the resonance characteristics of embedded structures in nanocomposite metasurfaces have not been further analyzed beyond the effective refractive index. Herein, we have proposed customizable polarization-selective narrowband meta-filters using ultraviolet-curable (UV) nanocomposites. As an additional degree of freedom, near-field effects between highly concentrated doped nanoparticles can enhance the Mie resonance of the low aspect ratio (AR = 0.2) meta-units. The surface lattice resonances (SLRs) of meta-filters can be coupled with enhanced Mie resonances of individual meta-units to realize tunable narrowband (FWHM ∼0.007λ) reflections with intensities near unity. Meanwhile, the polarization-selective properties of the reflection peaks can be tuned by optimizing the asymmetric lattice. Such proposed new-generation customizable meta-filters will offer, to our knowledge, novel strategies for filtering specific near-infrared polarized fluorescence in the integrated imaging systems.

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