Abstract
In this paper, a tunable plasmon-induced transparency (PIT) structure based on a monolayer black phosphorus metamaterial is designed. In the structure, destructive interference between the bright and dark modes produces a significant PIT in the midinfrared band. Numerical simulation and theoretical calculation methods are utilized to analyze the tunable PIT effect of black phosphorus (BP). Finite-difference-time-domain simulations are consistent with theoretical calculations by coupled mode theory in the terahertz frequency band. We explored the anisotropy of a BP-based metasurface structure. By varying the geometrical parameters and carrier concentration of the monolayer BP, the interaction between the bright and dark modes in the structure can be effectively adjusted, and the active adjustment of the PIT effect is achieved. Further, the structure’s group index can be as high as 139, which provides excellent slow-light performance. This study offers a new possibility for the practical applications of BP in micro-nano slow-light devices.
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