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Published on: June 7, 2019
Full-Stokes imaging polarimetry based on a metallic metasurface
Abstract:
We use a single-layer thick metallic metasurface to design the 0-,45- and 90-degree polarizers with transmission efficiencies exceeding 95% based on the bright electric dipole resonance and dark magnetic dipole resonance. In addition, we utilize a bilayer metallic metasurface (forming an efficient Fabry-Perot resonator) to propose a circularly polarizing dichroism waveplate (CPDW). The circular polarization dichroism (CPD = IRCP - ILCP.) in the transmission mode at 1.6 µm wavelength reaches 89% and the extinction ratio (ER = IRCP/ILCP) is 830:1. These four polarizing elements are integrated to form a full Stokes pixel that almost accurately measures arbitrary polarized light at λ0 = 1.6 µm (including elliptically polarized light).
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