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High-color-purity, angle-invariant, and bidirectional structural colors based on higher-order resonances.

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Structural colors with high color purity and low fabrication cost are highly desired in a wide variety of applications including displays, light emitting diodes, decorations, and optical detections. Here, we… Click to show full abstract

Structural colors with high color purity and low fabrication cost are highly desired in a wide variety of applications including displays, light emitting diodes, decorations, and optical detections. Here, we demonstrate a semitransparent pentalayer structure for creating angle-insensitive, high-purity reflective colors that exploit a higher-order cavity resonance. Moreover, the designed structure in a symmetric configuration presents bright and saturated colors from both directions with a high efficiency up to 85% and a high angular tolerance up to ±60°. The described scheme involves one deposition run, thereby providing a significant step toward large-area applications in various areas.

Keywords: purity; higher order; high color; color purity; structural colors

Journal Title: Optics letters
Year Published: 2019

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