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    • Plasmonics
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    • Plasmonic spatial differentiators are crucial optical components for image processing.
    • Prism coupling configurations are commonly used in plasmonic devices.
    • Understanding the time response of these devices is essential for dynamic applications.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the time response of plasmonic spatial differentiators.
    • To analyze the impact of time-modulated incident light on spatial differentiation.
    • To determine optimal conditions for minimizing temporal effects and preserving spatial resolution.

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    • Theoretical analysis of plasmonic spatial differentiators with prism coupling.
    • Numerical simulations of time-modulated incident light.
    • Evaluation of output field contributions and spatial differentiation resolution.

    Main Results:

    • Time-modulated incident light introduces a time derivative component to the output field.
    • A minimum steady time span of approximately 100 femtoseconds (fs) is required to reduce temporal impact.
    • Time modulation does not degrade the resolution of the spatial differentiation.

    Conclusions:

    • Plasmonic spatial differentiators are sensitive to the temporal characteristics of incident light.
    • Careful control of incident pulse duration is necessary for accurate spatial differentiation.
    • The device remains effective for applications like edge detection even with time-modulated signals.