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Unidirectional Optical Transmission in a Single-Layer Metallic Grating Consisting of Cambered Resonators

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In order to realize unidirectional optical transmission (UOT), a single-layer metallic grating (SMG) consisting of cambered resonators (CRs) is proposed. Numerical simulation results show that the transmittance contrast ratio of… Click to show full abstract

In order to realize unidirectional optical transmission (UOT), a single-layer metallic grating (SMG) consisting of cambered resonators (CRs) is proposed. Numerical simulation results show that the transmittance contrast ratio of the SMG can reach about 5000 with a high unidirectional transmittance of 39%. UOT results from diffraction enhancement or suppression in transmission direction. Diffraction is manipulated by the interference of electromagnetic radiation from local surface plasmons on CRs. Our single-layer structure has sub-100 nm thickness and can be used in ultracompact optical devices to manipulate light transmission.

Keywords: single layer; transmission; unidirectional optical; layer metallic; optical transmission

Journal Title: IEEE Photonics Journal
Year Published: 2018

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