Paired Cut-Wire Arrays for Enhanced Transmission of Transverse-Electric Fields Through Subwavelength Slits in a Thin Metallic Screen

It has recently been shown that the transmission of electromagnetic fields through subwavelength slits (parallel to the electric field direction) in a thin metallic screen can be greatly enhanced by covering one side of the screen with a metallic cut-wire array laid on a dielectric layer. In this Le...

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Published in:IEEE antennas and wireless propagation letters 2010, Vol.9, p.641-644
Main Authors: Gallina, Ilaria, Castaldi, Giuseppe, Galdi, Vincenzo, Di Gennaro, Emiliano, Andreone, Antonello
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Antennas
Apertures
Arrays
Couplings
Cut-wire arrays
Degrees of freedom
Dielectrics
Electromagnetic fields
Electromagnetic waveguides
enhanced optical transmission
Geometry
Mathematical analysis
Optical arrays
Optical sensors
Optical waveguides
Screens
slit arrays
Slits
Tellurium
Wires
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description It has recently been shown that the transmission of electromagnetic fields through subwavelength slits (parallel to the electric field direction) in a thin metallic screen can be greatly enhanced by covering one side of the screen with a metallic cut-wire array laid on a dielectric layer. In this Letter, we show that a richer phenomenology (which involves both electric- and magnetic-type resonances) can be attained by pairing a second cut-wire array at the other side of the screen. Via a full-wave comprehensive parametric study, we illustrate the underlying mechanisms and explore the additional degrees of freedom endowed, as well as their possible implications in the engineering of enhanced transmission phenomena.
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Cut-wire arrays
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Electromagnetic waveguides
enhanced optical transmission
Geometry
Mathematical analysis
Optical arrays
Optical sensors
Optical waveguides
Screens
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Tellurium
Wires
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