Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7928185 | Optics Communications | 2016 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
We present a scheme for realizing a narrow-dual-band perfect absorber based on the plasmonic analogy of the electromagnetically induced reflection (EIR)-like effect. In our scheme, two short gold bars are excited strongly by incident plane wave serving as the bright mode. The middle gold bar is excited by two short gold bars. Due to the strong hybridization between the two short gold bars and the middle gold bar, two absorption peaks occur. The corresponding absorption rates are both over 99%. The quality factors of the two absorption peaks are 41.76 (198.47Â THz) and 71.42 (207.79Â THz), respectively, and the narrow-distance of the two absorption peaks is 9.32Â THz. Therefore, they are narrow enough for the absorber to be a filter and a dual-band plasmonic sensor.
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Authors
Yang Liu, Ying Qiao Zhang, Xing Ri Jin, Shou Zhang, Young Pak Lee,