Gate tunable graphene-integrated metasurface modulator for mid-infrared beam steering

  • Shi C
  • Luxmoore I
  • Nash G
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Journal © 2019. The ability to integrate graphene into metasurface devices has attracted enormous interest as a means of achieving dynamic electrical control of their electromagnetic response. In this manuscript, we experimentally demonstrate a graphene-integrated metasurface modulator that establishes the potential to actively control the amplitude and phase of mid-infrared light with high modulation depth and speed, in good agreement with simulation results. Our simulations also show it is possible to construct a reconfigurable surface with tunable phase profile by incorporating graphene-integrated metasurface modulators with specific geometric parameters. This reconfigurable surface is able to manipulate the orientation of the wave reflected from it, achieving a high-speed, switchable beam steering reflective interface. The results here could inspire research on dynamic reflective display and holograms.

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Shi, C., Luxmoore, I. J., & Nash, G. R. (2019). Gate tunable graphene-integrated metasurface modulator for mid-infrared beam steering. Optics Express, 27(10), 14577. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.27.014577

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