A Nonlinear Phase Gradient Metasurface Based on Rotating Crystal Orientation
A metasurface, nonlinear technology, applied in nonlinear optics, instruments, polarization elements, etc., can solve problems such as the absence of nonlinear phase gradients, limited geometric phase development, etc.
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[0026] Without loss of generality, the choice here has triple rotational symmetry (C 3 ) for an equilateral triangle hole as an example, the metal layer material is selected as gold, and the dielectric constant is obtained from the Palik optical manual. Using CST software to simulate and optimize the structure, the simulation waveband is 600-750nm, the parameters of the optimized unit structure are p=300nm, h=120nm, triangle side length d=150nm.
[0027] The phase difference generated by the rotating unit structure is as figure 2 shown. It can be seen that in the entire 600-750nm band, every 10° rotation of the unit structure produces a relatively stable phase difference of 60°, which satisfies the relationship of Φ=±6θ.
[0028] Next, a full model with beam deflection effect is designed to examine this phase gradient. Arrange the rotated unit structure along the x-axis direction, a beam of left-handed circularly polarized plane waves is incident on the metasurface from be...
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