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- 2016Design of practicable phase-change metadevices for near-infrared absorber and modulator applicationscitations
- 2016The design of practicable phase-change metadevices for near-infrared absorber and modulator applicationscitations
- 2014Spectral and angular characteristics of dielectric resonator metasurface at optical frequenciescitations
- 2014Spectral and angular characteristics of dielectric resonator metasurface at optical frequenciescitations
- 2013MUSIC processing for permittivity estimation in a Delay-and-Sum imaging system
- 2011Breast imaging through microwave velocity reconstruction - Preliminary results
- 2009Design of a UWB wide-slot antenna and a hemispherical array for breast imaging
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Spectral and angular characteristics of dielectric resonator metasurface at optical frequencies
Abstract
The capability of manipulating light at subwavelength scale has fostered the applications of flat metasurfaces in various fields. Compared to metallic structure, metasurfaces made of high permittivity low-loss dielectric resonators hold the promise of high efficiency by avoiding high conductive losses of metals at optical frequencies. This letter investigates the spectral and angular characteristics of a dielectric resonator metasurface composed of periodic sub-arrays of resonators with a linearly varying phase response. The far-field response of the metasurface can be decomposed into the response of a single grating element (sub-array) and the grating arrangement response. The analysis also reveals that coupling between resonators has a non-negligible impact on the angular response. Over a wide wavelength range, the simulated and measured angular characteristics of the metasurface provide a definite illustration of how different grating diffraction orders can be selectively suppressed or enhanced through antenna sub-array design.