Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5449483 | Optics Communications | 2017 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
In this paper we show that engineering both phase and amplitude of the scattered light can be employed in designing metalenses with either higher resolution or apodized focal spots. C-shaped split-ring micro-resonators (CSRRs) with different geometrical parameters are selected to have a full control of amplitude and phase. While phase engineering is necessary for light focusing, amplitude modulation of the scattered wave can be applied to characterize the focal point properties such as resolution gain and sidelobe level. We show that both axial and transverse resolution improvement or apodization is possible in the far-field region by applying proper amplitude function. Amplitude modulation technique, which is introduced in this paper, paves a new way to design efficient lenses which can be utilized in imaging and lithography applications in all frequency ranges.
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Authors
Mahdieh Hashemi, Amin Moazami, Mahin Naserpour, Carlos J. Zapata-RodrÃguez,