Showing posts with label Lan Shi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lan Shi. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Abstract-Effect of the broken symmetry on the electromagnetic properties in the terahertz ring resonators


Lan Shi, Qingli Zhou, Wanlin Liang, GeLi, Jianhai Sun, Cunlin Zhang

Fig. 1. Schematic diagram and photograph of metamaterial structure of single-ring (a)…

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0030401819303086

We experimentally and numerically demonstrate resonant behaviors of terahertz metamaterials can be tuned significantly by their asymmetry. For the ring structure cut symmetrically, transmission spectra are nearly the same as those of their individual single-ring resonators. However, three resonant dips appear in the spectra due to the broken symmetry in single-ring resonator cut asymmetrically from the top. For the asymmetrically-cut double-ring structures, the mutual coupling between four arcs results in multi-resonance dips, especially a low-frequency Fano-like resonance accompanied with a sharp peak. Our asymmetric structures could offer potential applications in terahertz frequency selectors and bio-sensors.

Friday, November 3, 2017

Abstract-Studies on the trapped-mode resonant properties in asymmetric terahertz metamaterial


Wei Chen,  Qingli Zhou,  Chenyu Li, Lan Shi,  Changxiang Liu, Cunlin Zhang

https://www.spiedigitallibrary.org/conference-proceedings-of-spie/10459/104590D/Studies-on-the-trapped-mode-resonant-properties-in-asymmetric-terahertz/10.1117/12.2284323.pdf


Artificial metamaterials with appropriate design can exhibit unique electromagnetic phenomena which do not exist in natural materials. Some studies have shown that the method of breaking the geometric symmetry is capable to modify the electromagnetic responses. Here, we simulated and measured the transmission spectra of period arrays of subwavelength double-bar structure. The obtained results show the trapped-mode resonance with Fano-shaped spectrum can be induced in terahertz metamaterial with asymmetric double-bar structure, accompanied with a metamaterial induced transparency window between two resonant dips. And the bar spacing and lattice constant have great impact on the coupling strength concerned with the transparency position and spectral lineshape. We attribute there are two mechanisms together determine the coupling pattern between the bar array and the terahetz wave, the coupling between the bars of the same unit cell and the coupling between the bars of the neighbouring cells. Our obtained results indicate that such metamaterial with very simple configuration could also provide the potential application in the field of terahertz slow-light devices, amplitude and phase modulators.
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