Dielectric Cavity-Insulator-Metal (DCIM) Metamaterial Absorber in Visible Range

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Abstract

For many years, metamaterial absorbers have received much attention in a wide range of application fields. There is an increasing need to search for new design approaches that fulfill more and more complex tasks. According to the specific application requirements, design strategy can vary from structure configurations to material selections. A new combination of a dielectric cavity array, dielectric spacer, and gold reflector as a metamaterial absorber is proposed and theoretically studied in this work. The complexity of the dielectric cavities leads to a more flexible optical response than traditional metamaterial absorbers. It gives a new dimension of freedom for a real three-dimensional metamaterial absorber design.

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Guo, T. L., Li, F., & Roussey, M. (2023). Dielectric Cavity-Insulator-Metal (DCIM) Metamaterial Absorber in Visible Range. Nanomaterials, 13(8). https://doi.org/10.3390/nano13081401

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