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Area of Science:

Photonics and Optical Engineering
Metamaterials Science

Background:

Conventional grating couplers have limited control over the Jones matrix for guided wave radiation.
Limited controllable parameters restrict multiplexing channels in on-chip metasurfaces.
On-chip metasurfaces offer advanced interconnection between guided and free-space optical fields.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a supercell metasurface design for full-parametric modulation of the Jones matrix.
To overcome the limitations of conventional metasurfaces in achieving high-capacity multiplexing.
To demonstrate independent amplitude-phase control and direction multiplexing capabilities.

Main Methods:

Supercell design incorporating detour phase and geometric phase mechanisms.
Experimental demonstration of four independent amplitude-phase channels.
Joint modulation of detour, geometric, and propagation phases for Jones matrix decoupling.

Main Results:

Achieved full-parametric modulation of the Jones matrix using the proposed supercell design.
Experimentally demonstrated four independent amplitude-phase channels on a single metasurface.
Successfully decoupled the Jones matrix for forward- and backward-propagating waves, enabling direction multiplexing.

Conclusions:

The supercell metasurface design enables unprecedented control over guided wave radiation.
This advancement paves the way for high-capacity multiplexing in optical communication systems.
Potential applications include optical communications, displays, and augmented/virtual reality systems.