• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 49, Issue 6, 20200048 (2020)
Zhang Yuhui1, Yang Bowei1, Li Yiting1, Zhao Yuanzhi1, and Fu Yuegang1、2、3、*
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    DOI: 10.3788/irla20200048 Cite this Article
    Zhang Yuhui, Yang Bowei, Li Yiting, Zhao Yuanzhi, Fu Yuegang. Design of polarization-independent reflective metalens in near infrared waveband[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(6): 20200048 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of proposed metalens. (a) Fragment; (b) Cross section view ; (c) Top view of proposed metalens
    Fig. 1. Schematic of proposed metalens. (a) Fragment; (b) Cross section view ; (c) Top view of proposed metalens
    Phase shift and reflectance of reflected wave of (a) x-polarization incidence and (b) y-polarization incidence
    Fig. 2. Phase shift and reflectance of reflected wave of (a) x-polarization incidence and (b) y-polarization incidence
    Proposed metalens working for one focus. (a) Relationship between the position x and radius of each unit for x-polarization; (b) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for metalens for x-polarization; (c) Intensities of the focusing spots along x direction for x-polarization; (d) Relationship between position x and the radius of each unit for y-polarization; (e) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens for y-polarization; (f) Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction for y-polarization
    Fig. 3. Proposed metalens working for one focus. (a) Relationship between the position x and radius of each unit for x-polarization; (b) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for metalens for x-polarization; (c) Intensities of the focusing spots along x direction for x-polarization; (d) Relationship between position x and the radius of each unit for y-polarization; (e) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens for y-polarization; (f) Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction for y-polarization
    Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens with incidence wavelength of (a) 650 nm, (b) 700 nm, (c) 750 nm, (d) 900 nm, (e) 850 nm
    Fig. 4. Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens with incidence wavelength of (a) 650 nm, (b) 700 nm, (c) 750 nm, (d) 900 nm, (e) 850 nm
    Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction with the incidence wavelength of (a) 650 nm, (b) 700 nm, (c) 750 nm, (d) 850 nm, (e) 900 nm
    Fig. 5. Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction with the incidence wavelength of (a) 650 nm, (b) 700 nm, (c) 750 nm, (d) 850 nm, (e) 900 nm
    Proposed metalens working for daul focus. (a) Relationship between the position x and the radius of each unit; (b) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens; (c) Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction
    Fig. 6. Proposed metalens working for daul focus. (a) Relationship between the position x and the radius of each unit; (b) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens; (c) Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction
    Proposed metalens working for three focus. (a) Relationship between the position x and the radius of each unit; (b) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens; (c) Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction
    Fig. 7. Proposed metalens working for three focus. (a) Relationship between the position x and the radius of each unit; (b) Simulated Poynting vector distributions for the metalens; (c) Intensities of the focusing spots along the x direction
    Zhang Yuhui, Yang Bowei, Li Yiting, Zhao Yuanzhi, Fu Yuegang. Design of polarization-independent reflective metalens in near infrared waveband[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(6): 20200048
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