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| author | Ma, Ruihan Cheng, Yuqing Sun, Mengtao |
| author_facet | Ma, Ruihan Cheng, Yuqing Sun, Mengtao |
| contents | A kind of asymmetric transmission (AT) device based on bilayer silicon arrays (BSA) nanostructure is theoretically explored, which achieves high forward transmissivity and suppressed backward transmissivity for broadband by simply adjusting the parameters of the structure. The structure consists of two silicon cylinder arrays, one on the SiO2 substrate and the other embedded in the substrate. Particularly, three AT devices with different configurations are designed, which exhibit broadband AT with high isolation ratios in the wavelength ranges of 685-807 nm, 866-1029 nm, and 1285-1536 nm, respectively. A comprehensive analysis of the BSA structure's performance across different array periods highlights its potential for broadband optical applications, such as optical isolation and multi-channel optical sensors. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Broadband asymmetric transmission with tunable bilayer silicon nanoarrays: from visible to near-infrared Ma, Ruihan Cheng, Yuqing Sun, Mengtao Optics A kind of asymmetric transmission (AT) device based on bilayer silicon arrays (BSA) nanostructure is theoretically explored, which achieves high forward transmissivity and suppressed backward transmissivity for broadband by simply adjusting the parameters of the structure. The structure consists of two silicon cylinder arrays, one on the SiO2 substrate and the other embedded in the substrate. Particularly, three AT devices with different configurations are designed, which exhibit broadband AT with high isolation ratios in the wavelength ranges of 685-807 nm, 866-1029 nm, and 1285-1536 nm, respectively. A comprehensive analysis of the BSA structure's performance across different array periods highlights its potential for broadband optical applications, such as optical isolation and multi-channel optical sensors. |
| title | Broadband asymmetric transmission with tunable bilayer silicon nanoarrays: from visible to near-infrared |
| topic | Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.18104 |