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Demonstration of terahertz ferroelectric metasurface using a simple and scalable fabrication method

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Publication Date2018-10-09
JournalOptics Express
AuthorsJingyi Tian, Fredrik Laurell, Valdas PaŔiŔkevičius, Min Qiu, Hoon Jang
InstitutionsZhejiang University, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
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We report on experimental implementation of a ferroelectric metasurface using an x-cut KTiOPO<sub>4</sub> (KTP) crystal for efficient manipulation of terahertz (THz) radiation. Based on the multipolar resonances that are accommodated in KTP micro-blocks in a square array, the metasurface is fabricated by precision diamond-blade dicing. Adjusting the size of the KTP micro-blocks to tailor the relative spectral positions of the anisotropic multipolar resonances, we demonstrate a subwavelength-thin THz polarizer that functions as a transparent film in the y-direction and a magnetic mirror in the z-direction with a transmission contrast of 13 dB near 0.37 THz (820 µm). The ferroelectric-based all-dielectric metasurface will provide a versatile platform to engineer the THz waves in the far field and could potentially be combined with THz generation in the same material.