Yi Ma, Jingyu Guo, Lin Chen. Tunable Slow Light Performance Based on Graphene Metasurface[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2023, 43(16): 1623025

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- Acta Optica Sinica
- Vol. 43, Issue 16, 1623025 (2023)

Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of graphene metasurface structure. (a) 4×4 array; (b) top view

Fig. 2. Relationship between graphene conductivity and frequency at different Fermi levels

Fig. 3. Metasurface transmission spectrum. (a) Unfilled with graphene;(b) filled with graphene

Fig. 4. Physical mechanism of PIT. (a) Electric field distribution at dip A, f=0.929 THz; (b) electric field distribution at peak B, f=1.016 THz; (c) electric field distribution at dip C, f=1.037 THz; (d) current distribution at dip A; (e) current distribution at peak B; (f) current distribution at dip C

Fig. 5. Dynamic control by the Fermi levels. (a) Transmission spectrum at different Fermi levels; (b) influence of Fermi levels on resonance

Fig. 6. Voltage modulation. (a) Relationship between Fermi levels and bias voltages; (b) relationship between graphene dielectric constant real part and frequency; (c) relationship between gold dielectric constant real part and frequency

Fig. 7. Modulation of structural transmission spectra. (a) Voltage modulation; (b) graphene width modulation

Fig. 8. Dynamic adjustability of the slow light performance. (a) Group delay; (b) group index; (c) relationship between group delay and bias voltage; (d) relationship between the delay bandwidth product and the bias voltage
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Table 1. Influence of bias voltage on slow light performance
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Table 2. Influence of graphene width on slow light performance when
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Table 3. Comparison of slow light performance between proposed structure and other structures

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