A broadband optical isolator based on chiral plasmonic-metamaterial design

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Abstract

We theoretically propose a novel achromatic optical isolator based on circular dichroism in metamaterials of twisted chains of metallic nanoparticles. The suggested optical isolator consists of an input polarizer, followed by quarter-wave plate, then a circular dichroism material, another quarter-wave plate, and an output polarizer. In contrast to the most commonly used optical isolators, the current scheme does not use magnetic field and does not change the polarization plane.

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Rangelov, A., Droulias, S., & Yannopapas, V. (2019). A broadband optical isolator based on chiral plasmonic-metamaterial design. Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, 81, 67–73. https://doi.org/10.2528/pierm19032005

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