High-efficient metal heterogenous light waveguiding device for nanometer focus
An optical waveguide, metal light technology, applied in the field of information, can solve the problems of only 20% optical energy efficiency, difficult coupling and connection with high efficiency, and the difference in SPW propagation phase speed cannot be very large.
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[0020] By converting the light waves into SPW propagating on the metal-dielectric surface, the SPW can be confined to a small spatial scale, and overcomes the limitation of Rayleigh diffraction limit when the conventional guided light waves are focused. At the same time, the SPW has different propagation phase velocities on different geometric structures and different metal surfaces, and tends to propagate in the low phase velocity region, to achieve ultra-diffraction-limited nano-self-focusing with high light energy coupling efficiency. The greater the difference in phase velocity, the more obvious the focusing effect. Figure 2 shows the dependence of the SPW propagation constant on the lateral geometric width of the waveguide in different metal (gold, silver and aluminum) nanowaveguides. It can be seen from the figure that when nano-waveguides made of the same metal material have different widths, the propagation constants of SPW are different (a...
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