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Active Photonic Metadevice Technology

능동 광메타 디바이스 기술 동향

  • Published : 2018.12.01
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Abstract

Metamaterials are artificial media that can control the properties of waves at will. Active photonic metadevice technologies cover the device and material technologies that control the visible and IR light through an external signal (mainly an electrical signal). The application areas of active photonic metadevices are tremendous for example holography, active HOE, bio imaging, IR imaging, telecommunication, and optoelectronic devices. In this paper, the technical trends and prospects of active metamaterials, active meta holography, active meta devices, nano-optical telecommunication devices, and IR imaging meta devices are reviewed.

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(그림 1) 능동 메타 픽셀 개념도

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(그림 2) (a) 상 변화 물질 및 (b) 그래핀 기반의 재구성 가능한 홀로그램

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(그림 3) ITO 박막을 이용한 능동 메타 소자

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(그림 4) 다이오드를 이용한 능동 메타 소자

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(그림 5) 가역 전착 기술을 이용한 위상 변조 소자의 개념도

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(그림 6) 가역 전착 기술을 이용한 홀로그래피 소자의 구조와 동작 영상

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(그림 7) (a) 메타표면 기반 안테나 및 (b) 열 질량 조절 구조와 (c) 전기 특성

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(그림 8) 전압 인가를 통한 메타표면의 흡수 대역 천이, 분극 및 반사광 특성 조절

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