ArticleNanophotonics (Berlin, Germany)2024
Achieving asymmetry parameter-insensitive resonant modes through relative shift-induced quasi-bound states in the continuum.
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Abstract
High-Q resonances in metasurfaces, stemming from symmetry-protected bound states in the continuum (BICs), have proven to be effective for achieving high-performance optical devices. However, the properties associated with symmetry-protected BICs are inherently limited, as even a slight variation in the asymmetry parameter leads to a noticeable shift in the resonance location. Herein, we introduce the concept of relative shift-induced quasi-BICs (QBICs) within dimerized silicon (Si) meta-lattices (DSMs), which can be excited when a nonzero relative shift occurs, a result of in-plane inversion symmetry breaking and Brillouin zone folding within the structure. These QBICs have resonance locations that remain insensitive to variations in asymmetrical parameters. Additionally, their Q-factors can be flexibly tuned, benefiting from the inverse square dependence on asymmetrical parameters. In experiment, six DSMs with different relative shifts are fabricated and the asymmetry parameter-insensitive resonant modes under two orthogonal polarization states are experimentally observed in the optical communication waveband. Our results offer unique opportunities for constructing high-Q resonators with enhanced performances, which can be applied in various optical fields.
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