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Dual metamaterial structures generated from an one-step fabrication using stencil lithography
The flexibility to deposit metallic structures on any substrates without the need of lift-off or etching process are the main reasons for the recent popularity of using stencil lithography for plasmonic applications. In this work, we fabricate nanoholes on a Si 3 N 4 membrane and deposit metal–diele...
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description | The flexibility to deposit metallic structures on any substrates without the need of lift-off or etching process are the main reasons for the recent popularity of using stencil lithography for plasmonic applications. In this work, we fabricate nanoholes on a Si
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membrane and deposit metal–dielectric layers and such approach allows us to have a perforated fishnet metamaterial structure on the membrane as well as its complementary pillar structure on a quartz substrate. We then studied and compared their optical properties from both experiment and simulation results. |
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