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We present a systematic experimental investigation on visible light collimation by a nanostructured slit flanked with a pair of periodic array of grooves in gold thin film. A wide variety of aspects are considered, such as the polarization state, the transport path of incident light, the groove-groove spacing, the groove width and depth. Our results clearly show that the relationship between the collimation wavelength and the periodicity of the slit-groove structure accords well with the surface plasmon dispersion model proposed by previous researchers. Furthermore, the surface plasmon wave phase retardation effect induced by the surface structure is also verified via the measurement for samples with different groove widths and depths. These results indicate that the detailed geometry of the groove structure has obvious impacts on the collimation effect and the angular distribution of the diffraction light in the subwavelength plasmonic system. 相似文献
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Experimental studies of extraordinary light transmission through periodic arrays of subwavelength square and rectangular holes in metal films 下载免费PDF全文
We fabricate a series of periodic arrays of subwavelength
square and rectangular air holes on gold films, and measure the
transmission spectra of these metallic nanostructures. By changing
some geometrical and physical parameters, such as array period, air
hole size and shape, and the incident light polarization, we verify
that both global surface plasmon resonance and localized waveguide
mode resonance are influential on enhancing the transmission of
light through nanostructured metal films. These two resonances
induce different behaviours of transmission peak shift. The
transmission through the rectangular air-hole structures exhibits an
obvious polarization effect dependent on the morphology. Numerical
simulations are also made by a plane-wave transfer-matrix method and
in good consistency with the experimental results. 相似文献
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Systematic study on visible light collimation by nanostructured slits in the metal surface 下载免费PDF全文
We present a systematic experimental investigation on visible light collimation by a nanostructured slit flanked with a pair of periodic array of grooves in gold thin film. A wide variety of aspects are considered, such as the polarization state, the transport path of incident light, the groove--groove spacing, the groove width and depth. Our results clearly show that the relationship between the collimation wavelength and the periodicity of the slit-groove structure accords well with the surface plasmon dispersion model proposed by previous researchers. Furthermore, the surface plasmon wave phase retardation effect induced by the surface structure is also verified via the measurement for samples with different groove widths and depths. These results indicate that the detailed geometry of the groove structure has obvious impacts on the collimation effect and the angular distribution of the diffraction light in the subwavelength plasmonic system. 相似文献
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