On-chip non-local metasurfaces and methods for narrowband light extraction and phase modulation

By introducing a periodic nanostructure array layer on the on-chip metasurface, and utilizing the Bloch momentum compensation mechanism to achieve guided mode resonance, combined with geometric phase modulation, the problem of narrowband light extraction and phase modulation was solved, and high temporal coherence optical field modulation was achieved.

CN122194455APending Publication Date: 2026-06-12WUHAN INST OF QUANTUM TECH

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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
WUHAN INST OF QUANTUM TECH
Filing Date
2026-04-24
Publication Date
2026-06-12

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Abstract

The application provides a kind of on-chip non-local superstructure based on guided mode resonance and the method for narrow-band light extraction and phase control, it is related to micro-nano photonics and integrated photonics technical field.The application realizes narrow-band, wavelength-selective on-chip light extraction in the visible light range by regulating the array period of nanostructure array layer;The wavelength of guided mode resonance is determined by the array period of nanostructure array layer and guided mode dispersion, and can be flexibly tuned;The geometric phase is encoded by the rotation angle of nanostructure, the phase control and wavefront shaping of extracted light are realized while keeping the narrow-band resonance characteristics;The wavefront control can further realize the function of narrow-band focusing;The proposed on-chip non-local superstructure has the characteristics of high quality factor, narrow-band selectivity and phase encodable, and is expected to be applied in wavelength multiplexing, optical sensing and on-chip display in photonic integrated circuits, providing an effective way for high temporal coherence on-chip light field control.
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