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Published on: November 30, 2012
Linewidth reduction effect of a cavity-coupled dual-passband plasmonic filter
Abstract:
We propose a novel cavity-coupled MIM nano-hole array structure that exhibits a tunable dual passband in the near-infrared regime. When compared with the traditional single metal film, the designed structure provides a coupling effect between Gspp and SPP to significantly reduce the linewidths of the two transmission peaks. We also reveal the physical origin of the positive and negative influence of the cavity effect on the transmission of high-frequency and low-frequency peaks. This work supplies a new modulation theory for plasmonic devices based on the EOT phenomenon and has a wide application prospect in the fields of infrared sensor, plasmonic filter, and hyperspectral imaging.
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