The invention discloses a tunable
infrared multi-
resonance thermal emitter
system based on an MgTeMoO6-
graphene microcavity structure, and the
system achieves the
strong coupling between MgTeMoO6
phonon polaritons and
graphene plasmon polaritons, enhances the light-substance interaction in a
hybrid mode, and improves the intensity and
directivity of a
thermal emission peak value. While the three-vibrator model is used for predicting multi-frequency
resonance, dynamic, continuous and controllable
wavelength tuning can be realized by means of a
graphene Fermi level regulation and control mechanism; benefited from the broad-spectrum
phonon response and excellent lattice characteristics of the MgTeMoO6 material, the
system effectively fills the structural vacancy of the tunable thermal emitter in the
far infrared band; the integral thickness of the structure is small, the layering is clear, and the structure is suitable for being integrated with an existing MEMS
infrared chip platform, a thermal
light source array and a sensing array system; by constructing the MgTeMoO6-graphene micro-cavity structure, mid-
infrared thermal emission control of
multiple resonance modes is achieved, a brand new solution and theoretical support are provided for a multi-frequency thermal
light source, an infrared functional device and a dynamic
thermal radiation regulation and control technology, and the MgTeMoO6-graphene micro-cavity structure has wide application prospects and practical value.