Bird's eye inspired hyperuniform disordered TiO<sub>2</sub> meta-atom based high-efficiency metalens

We proposed an ingenious, highly efficient TiO<sub>2</sub> meta-atom (MA)-based near-infrared disordered metalens structure harnessing bird's eye-inspired hyperuniform distribution and analyzed its optical and imaging properties employing the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method. The hyperuniform disordered MAs constructed an image at a focal length by engineering the phase shift of transmittance. We obtained a high focusing efficiency of 84.39% at a wavelength of 820 nm for disordered metalens structures. Amazingly, our proposed disordered metalens structures can mimic the optical properties of ordered metalens structures. Similar focusing efficiencies of disordered and ordered metalens structures were found in a wavelength range from 850 to 890 nm due to the long-range periodic properties of hyperuniform disordered structures. The focal length shifts and NAs of disordered metalens structures were comparable to the focal length shifts and NAs of periodic metalens structures in the entire operating region from 770 to 970 nm with a constant FWHM of 1.503 μm. Our proposed structure paves the way for designing new and innovative imaging, sensing, and spectroscopic technologies, such as lidar, medical devices, IR and machine vision cameras, display systems, and holography.

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Nanoscale Advances
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4na00661e
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Metamaterials and Metasurfaces Applications
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Bird's eye inspired hyperuniform disordered TiO2 meta-atom based high-efficiency metalens

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Bird's eye inspired hyperuniform disordered TiO2 meta-atom based high-efficiency metalens

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Abstract

We proposed an ingenious, highly efficient TiO<sub>2</sub> meta-atom (MA)-based near-infrared disordered metalens structure harnessing bird's eye-inspired hyperuniform distribution and analyzed its optical and imaging properties employing the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method. The hyperuniform disordered MAs constructed an image at a focal length by engineering the phase shift of transmittance. We obtained a high focusing efficiency of 84.39% at a wavelength of 820 nm for disordered metalens structures. Amazingly, our proposed disordered metalens structures can mimic the optical properties of ordered metalens structures. Similar focusing efficiencies of disordered and ordered metalens structures were found in a wavelength range from 850 to 890 nm due to the long-range periodic properties of hyperuniform disordered structures. The focal length shifts and NAs of disordered metalens structures were comparable to the focal length shifts and NAs of periodic metalens structures in the entire operating region from 770 to 970 nm with a constant FWHM of 1.503 μm. Our proposed structure paves the way for designing new and innovative imaging, sensing, and spectroscopic technologies, such as lidar, medical devices, IR and machine vision cameras, display systems, and holography.

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University of Central Florida (US), Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BD), University of California San Diego (US), Auburn University (US)
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
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