Formation of Highly Tunable Periodic Plasmonic Structures on Gold Films Using Direct Laser Writing

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Autori principali: Vilkevičius, Kernius, Tsibidis, George D., Selskis, Algirdas, Stratakis, Emmanuel, Stankevičius, Evaldas
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Vilkevičius, Kernius
Tsibidis, George D.
Selskis, Algirdas
Stratakis, Emmanuel
Stankevičius, Evaldas
author_facet Vilkevičius, Kernius
Tsibidis, George D.
Selskis, Algirdas
Stratakis, Emmanuel
Stankevičius, Evaldas
contents Direct laser writing method is a promising technique for the large-scale and cost-effective fabrication of periodic nanostructure arrays exciting hybrid lattice plasmons. This type of electromagnetic mode manifests a narrow and deep resonance peak with a high dispersion whose precise controllability is crucial for practical applications in photonic devices. Here, the formation of differently shaped gold nanostructures using the direct laser writing method on Au layers of different thicknesses is presented. The resonance peak is demonstrated to be highly dependent on the shape of the structures in the array, thus its position in the spectra, as well as the quality, can be additionally modulated by changing the morphology. The shape of the structure and the resonance itself pertain not only on the laser pulse energy but also on the grating period. This overlapping effect occurring at distances smaller than the diameter of the focused laser beam is studied in detail. By taking advantage of the highly controllable plasmonic resonance, the fabricated gratings open up new opportunities for applications in sensing.
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spellingShingle Formation of Highly Tunable Periodic Plasmonic Structures on Gold Films Using Direct Laser Writing
Vilkevičius, Kernius
Tsibidis, George D.
Selskis, Algirdas
Stratakis, Emmanuel
Stankevičius, Evaldas
Materials Science
Optics
Direct laser writing method is a promising technique for the large-scale and cost-effective fabrication of periodic nanostructure arrays exciting hybrid lattice plasmons. This type of electromagnetic mode manifests a narrow and deep resonance peak with a high dispersion whose precise controllability is crucial for practical applications in photonic devices. Here, the formation of differently shaped gold nanostructures using the direct laser writing method on Au layers of different thicknesses is presented. The resonance peak is demonstrated to be highly dependent on the shape of the structures in the array, thus its position in the spectra, as well as the quality, can be additionally modulated by changing the morphology. The shape of the structure and the resonance itself pertain not only on the laser pulse energy but also on the grating period. This overlapping effect occurring at distances smaller than the diameter of the focused laser beam is studied in detail. By taking advantage of the highly controllable plasmonic resonance, the fabricated gratings open up new opportunities for applications in sensing.
title Formation of Highly Tunable Periodic Plasmonic Structures on Gold Films Using Direct Laser Writing
topic Materials Science
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10661