Theoretical Investigation of an Ultra-Wideband Tunable Metamaterial Absorber Based on Four Identical Vanadium Dioxide Resonators in the Terahertz Band
A scheme for a terahertz metamaterial absorber is designed which consists of a periodic array of vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) placed on a continuous gold film separated by a dielectric layer. Taking full advantage of the phase change property of VO 2 , which can be transformed from a metallic state to a...
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| description | A scheme for a terahertz metamaterial absorber is designed which consists of a periodic array of vanadium dioxide (VO
2
) placed on a continuous gold film separated by a dielectric layer. Taking full advantage of the phase change property of VO
2
, which can be transformed from a metallic state to an insulating state, the absorber not only has ultra-wideband absorption, but also has adjustable absorption intensity. According to the simulation results, when VO
2
is in the metallic state, a resonance bandwidth with absorption rate greater than 90% can be reached up to 7.26 THz, from 3.52 THz to 10.78 THz. Its relative absorption bandwidth is 101.54%, which is much larger than previously reported broadband absorbers. Physical mechanism of the ultra-wideband absorption is discussed by analyzing near-field distributions of absorption peaks selected on absorption curve. Size variations of the VO
2
array provide the ability to modulate absorption performance, especially the absorption bandwidth. When VO
2
is in the insulating state, the simulation results show that near-perfect reflection (or near-zero absorption) is obtained, the maximum modulation depth of 97.1% is achieved. The extinction ratio of tunable broadband metamaterial absorber is also estimated. The proposed absorption device with ultra-wideband and tunable absorption features could have great potential for applications in terahertz band. |
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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