The realization of high-Q resonances in a silicon metasurface with various broken-symmetry blocks is reported. Theoretical analysis reveals that the sharp resonances in the metasurfaces originate from symmetry-protect...The realization of high-Q resonances in a silicon metasurface with various broken-symmetry blocks is reported. Theoretical analysis reveals that the sharp resonances in the metasurfaces originate from symmetry-protected bound in the continuum(BIC) and the magnetic dipole dominates these peculiar states. A smaller size of the defect in the broken-symmetry block gives rise to the resonance with a larger Q factor. Importantly, this relationship can be tuned by changing the structural parameter, resulting from the modulation of the topological configuration of BICs. Consequently, a Q factor of more than 3,000 can be easily achieved by optimizing dimensions of the nanostructure. At this sharp resonance, the intensity of the third harmonic generation signal in the patterned structure can be 368 times larger than that of the flat silicon film. The proposed strategy and underlying theory can open up new avenues to realize ultrasharp resonances, which may promote the development of the potential meta-devices for nonlinearity, lasing action, and sensing.展开更多
We summarize our work of the optoelectronic devices based on Germanium-tin （GeSn） alloys assisted with the Si3N4liner stressor in mid-infrared （MIR） domains. The device characteristics are thoroughly analyzed by t...We summarize our work of the optoelectronic devices based on Germanium-tin （GeSn） alloys assisted with the Si3N4liner stressor in mid-infrared （MIR） domains. The device characteristics are thoroughly analyzed by the strain distribution,band structure, and absorption characteristics. Numerical and analytical methods show that with optimal structural pa-rameters, the device performance can be further improved and the wavelength application range can be extended to 2~5 μm in the mid-infrared spectra. It is demonstrated that this proposed strategy provides an effective technique for the strained-GeSn devices in future optical designs, which will be competitive for the optoelectronics applications in mid-infrared wavelength.展开更多
基金support from the National Key Research and Development Project (Grant No. 2018YFB2200500, 2018YFB2202800)National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 61534004, 91964202, 61874081, 61851406, 91950119, and 61905196)。
文摘The realization of high-Q resonances in a silicon metasurface with various broken-symmetry blocks is reported. Theoretical analysis reveals that the sharp resonances in the metasurfaces originate from symmetry-protected bound in the continuum(BIC) and the magnetic dipole dominates these peculiar states. A smaller size of the defect in the broken-symmetry block gives rise to the resonance with a larger Q factor. Importantly, this relationship can be tuned by changing the structural parameter, resulting from the modulation of the topological configuration of BICs. Consequently, a Q factor of more than 3,000 can be easily achieved by optimizing dimensions of the nanostructure. At this sharp resonance, the intensity of the third harmonic generation signal in the patterned structure can be 368 times larger than that of the flat silicon film. The proposed strategy and underlying theory can open up new avenues to realize ultrasharp resonances, which may promote the development of the potential meta-devices for nonlinearity, lasing action, and sensing.
基金The authors thank National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No. 61534004, 61604112 and 61622405）.
文摘We summarize our work of the optoelectronic devices based on Germanium-tin （GeSn） alloys assisted with the Si3N4liner stressor in mid-infrared （MIR） domains. The device characteristics are thoroughly analyzed by the strain distribution,band structure, and absorption characteristics. Numerical and analytical methods show that with optimal structural pa-rameters, the device performance can be further improved and the wavelength application range can be extended to 2~5 μm in the mid-infrared spectra. It is demonstrated that this proposed strategy provides an effective technique for the strained-GeSn devices in future optical designs, which will be competitive for the optoelectronics applications in mid-infrared wavelength.
