Atomic Layer Deposition Process for Fabricating Dielectric Metasurfaces Targeted to Visible Spectral Wavelengths
A kind of atomic layer deposition and dielectric technology, which is applied to the original parts for photomechanical processing, photoplate process of patterned surface, coating, etc., can solve the problem of low efficiency of metasurface
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[0053] Metasurfaces include artificial, nearly flat or planar materials composed of cells that provide control of the phase and polarization of an optical field, where the dimensions of the metasurface cells are sub-wavelength within the spectrum of interest. Unlike traditional optical components such as lenses and polarizers, which undergo electromagnetic field wavefront changes as the field propagates over a distance of several wavelengths, metasurfaces can introduce phase and polarization changes over subwavelength distances. For example, a transmissive dielectric metasurface consisting of subwavelength-spaced dielectric cells and having a nearly flat profile compared to refractive optics can provide control over optical wavefronts while avoiding the ohmic losses associated with plasmonic metasurfaces. .
[0054] Some embodiments according to the present disclosure describe dielectric metasurfaces that provide gradual phase transitions over subwavelength or wavelength compa...
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