• Photonics Research
  • Vol. 10, Issue 10, 2337 (2022)
Kui-Ying Nie1、2、†, Song Luo3、†, Fang-Fang Ren1、4、*, Xuanhu Chen1, Shulin Gu1, Zhanghai Chen3、5、*, Rong Zhang1、3, and Jiandong Ye1、6、*
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  • 1School of Electronic Science and Engineering, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210023, China
  • 2College of Physics & Engineering Technology, Minzu Normal University of Xingyi, Xingyi 562400, China
  • 3Department of Physics, Xiamen University, Xiamen 361005, China
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    DOI: 10.1364/PRJ.465401 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Kui-Ying Nie, Song Luo, Fang-Fang Ren, Xuanhu Chen, Shulin Gu, Zhanghai Chen, Rong Zhang, Jiandong Ye. Hybrid plasmonic–dielectric metal-nanowire coupler for high-efficiency broadband nonlinear frequency conversion[J]. Photonics Research, 2022, 10(10): 2337 Copy Citation Text show less
    ZnTe/ZnO core–shell NWs. (a), (b) 3D schematic illustrations and (c), (d) top-view SEM images of a bare and Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO core–shell NW on quartz substrate, respectively.
    Fig. 1. ZnTe/ZnO core–shell NWs. (a), (b) 3D schematic illustrations and (c), (d) top-view SEM images of a bare and Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO core–shell NW on quartz substrate, respectively.
    Enhanced frequency conversion from the Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NW plasmonic–dielectric coupler. (a), (b) Power-dependent SHG outputs of bare and Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NWs under TE and TM excitations, respectively; (c), (d) their respective quadratic relationships of average pumping power and SHG outputs under TE and TM excitations.
    Fig. 2. Enhanced frequency conversion from the Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NW plasmonic–dielectric coupler. (a), (b) Power-dependent SHG outputs of bare and Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NWs under TE and TM excitations, respectively; (c), (d) their respective quadratic relationships of average pumping power and SHG outputs under TE and TM excitations.
    Dielectric resonances and LSPR supported in Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NWs. (a), (b) Calculated absorption cross section (Cabs) of a bare ZnTe/ZnO NW on quartz under TE and TM excitations, respectively. The corresponding absorption spectra of a bare NW (d0=200 nm) and the relevant dielectric resonance modes are shown in the top plots of (a) and (b). Insets: magnetic/electric field (|H| or |E|) distribution of TE01 and TM11 modes. (c) Calculated Csac and Cabs of the ZnTe/ZnO NW decorated by Ag NPs with an average diameter of 25 nm. Insets: calculated |E|-distribution of the LSPR modes at 420 nm under TE and TM excitations. (d) Measured transmission, reflection, and absorption spectra of Ag-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NWs.
    Fig. 3. Dielectric resonances and LSPR supported in Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NWs. (a), (b) Calculated absorption cross section (Cabs) of a bare ZnTe/ZnO NW on quartz under TE and TM excitations, respectively. The corresponding absorption spectra of a bare NW (d0=200  nm) and the relevant dielectric resonance modes are shown in the top plots of (a) and (b). Insets: magnetic/electric field (|H| or |E|) distribution of TE01 and TM11 modes. (c) Calculated Csac and Cabs of the ZnTe/ZnO NW decorated by Ag NPs with an average diameter of 25 nm. Insets: calculated |E|-distribution of the LSPR modes at 420 nm under TE and TM excitations. (d) Measured transmission, reflection, and absorption spectra of Ag-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NWs.
    Enhanced Raman scattering from the plasmonic–dielectric NW coupler. (a), (b) Raman scattering spectra measured from a bare and an Ag-NP-decorated ZnO/ZnTe NW with various excitation powers, respectively. (c) Raman scattering intensity of the 1LO phonon mode as a function of excitation power for a bare and an Ag-NP-decorated ZnO/ZnTe NW. All intensities of Raman scattering are with respect to the referenced quartz substrate.
    Fig. 4. Enhanced Raman scattering from the plasmonic–dielectric NW coupler. (a), (b) Raman scattering spectra measured from a bare and an Ag-NP-decorated ZnO/ZnTe NW with various excitation powers, respectively. (c) Raman scattering intensity of the 1LO phonon mode as a function of excitation power for a bare and an Ag-NP-decorated ZnO/ZnTe NW. All intensities of Raman scattering are with respect to the referenced quartz substrate.
    Polarization controllability and broadband output of the SHG. (a) Polarized SHG signals from an Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NW excited under FW wavelength of 785 nm under TE and TM configurations. (b) SHG spectra measured at different pump wavelengths, and the wavelength-dependent FW pumping power is shown for reference.
    Fig. 5. Polarization controllability and broadband output of the SHG. (a) Polarized SHG signals from an Ag-NP-decorated ZnTe/ZnO NW excited under FW wavelength of 785 nm under TE and TM configurations. (b) SHG spectra measured at different pump wavelengths, and the wavelength-dependent FW pumping power is shown for reference.
    Kui-Ying Nie, Song Luo, Fang-Fang Ren, Xuanhu Chen, Shulin Gu, Zhanghai Chen, Rong Zhang, Jiandong Ye. Hybrid plasmonic–dielectric metal-nanowire coupler for high-efficiency broadband nonlinear frequency conversion[J]. Photonics Research, 2022, 10(10): 2337
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