2015
DOI: 10.1021/ph5003818
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Three-Dimensional Infrared Metamaterial with Asymmetric Transmission

Abstract: A novel three-dimensional (3D) metallic metamaterial structure with asymmetric transmission for linear polarization is demonstrated in the infrared spectral region. The structure was fabricated by direct laser writing and selective electroless silver coating, a straightforward, novel technique producing mechanically and chemically stable 3D photonic structures. The structure unit cell is composed of a pair of conductively coupled magnetic resonators, and the asymmetric transmission response results from interp… Show more

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“…[24]. It mainly consists of three stages: (i) the seeding, (ii) the reduction, and (iii) the plating.…”
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“…[24]. It mainly consists of three stages: (i) the seeding, (ii) the reduction, and (iii) the plating.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our approach is based on DLW into a negative tone photoresist, where the dielectric template is coated with a conformal metal film. [21][22][23][24] In our case, the silver plating is achieved by incorporating metal binding monomers in the negative tone resin employed. [22][23][24] DLW into a positive tone photoresist followed by electroplating with gold is another approach already used to fabricate 3D plasmonic metaatoms.…”
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“…It has been shown 26,31 that for reciprocal materials AT is equivalent to the difference between cross-polarization conversion between two orthogonally polarized incidences. Thus, we can also write AT as the difference in the orthogonal transmittances for two mutually perpendicular polarized incidences in a given direction.…”
Section: ■ On the Origin Of At In Resonant Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%