Nonclassical spin-multiplexing metasurfaces enabled multifunctional meta-scope
Nonclassical spin-multiplexing metasurfaces enabled multifunctional meta-scope
Dielectric metasurfaces have emerged as attractive devices for advanced imaging systems because of their high efficiency, ability of wavefront manipulation, and lightweight. The classical spin-multiplexing metasurfaces could only provide two orthogonal circular polarization channels and require high phase contrast which limits their applications. Here, we demonstrated metasurfaces with arbitrary three independent channels by proposing a non-classical spin-multiplexing approach exploring the low refractive index meta-atoms. We experimentally demonstrated a zoom microscope with on-axis tri-foci and a synchronous achiral-chiral microscope with in-plane tri-foci based on silicon nitride metasurfaces, respectively. Based on the on-axis tri-foci metasurface, we first demonstrated singlet zoom imaging with three magnifications and a broadband response (blue to red) based on a single metasurface. We further constructed a compact microscope (meta-scope) consisting of two metasurfaces with three magnifications of 9.5X, 10X, and 29X with diffraction-limited resolutions, respectively. Utilizing the in-plane tri-foci metasurface, a singlet microscope with three achiral-chiral channels has been demonstrated. It offers a magnification of 53X and a diffraction-limited resolution, enabling simultaneous imaging of an object's achiral and chiral properties. We conceive that our multifunctional metasurfaces and meta-scope approaches would boost the applications in biological imaging and the machine vision.
meta-scope, metalens, metasurfaces, multiple foci, optical microscopy
Sun, Chuang
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Wang, Zixuan
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Kiang, Kian Shen
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Tang, Dawei
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Yan, Jize
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Ou, Bruce (Jun-Yu)
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Sun, Chuang
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Wang, Zixuan
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Kiang, Kian Shen
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Buchnev, Oleksandr
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Tang, Dawei
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Yan, Jize
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Ou, Bruce (Jun-Yu)
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Sun, Chuang, Wang, Zixuan, Kiang, Kian Shen, Buchnev, Oleksandr, Tang, Dawei, Yan, Jize and Ou, Bruce (Jun-Yu)
(2024)
Nonclassical spin-multiplexing metasurfaces enabled multifunctional meta-scope.
Small.
(doi:10.1002/smll.202404003).
Abstract
Dielectric metasurfaces have emerged as attractive devices for advanced imaging systems because of their high efficiency, ability of wavefront manipulation, and lightweight. The classical spin-multiplexing metasurfaces could only provide two orthogonal circular polarization channels and require high phase contrast which limits their applications. Here, we demonstrated metasurfaces with arbitrary three independent channels by proposing a non-classical spin-multiplexing approach exploring the low refractive index meta-atoms. We experimentally demonstrated a zoom microscope with on-axis tri-foci and a synchronous achiral-chiral microscope with in-plane tri-foci based on silicon nitride metasurfaces, respectively. Based on the on-axis tri-foci metasurface, we first demonstrated singlet zoom imaging with three magnifications and a broadband response (blue to red) based on a single metasurface. We further constructed a compact microscope (meta-scope) consisting of two metasurfaces with three magnifications of 9.5X, 10X, and 29X with diffraction-limited resolutions, respectively. Utilizing the in-plane tri-foci metasurface, a singlet microscope with three achiral-chiral channels has been demonstrated. It offers a magnification of 53X and a diffraction-limited resolution, enabling simultaneous imaging of an object's achiral and chiral properties. We conceive that our multifunctional metasurfaces and meta-scope approaches would boost the applications in biological imaging and the machine vision.
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Nonclassical Spin‐Multiplexing Metasurfaces Enabled Multifunctional Meta‐Scope
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e-pub ahead of print date: 23 September 2024
Keywords:
meta-scope, metalens, metasurfaces, multiple foci, optical microscopy
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/495606
ISSN: 1613-6810
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Chuang Sun
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Zixuan Wang
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Kian Shen Kiang
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Oleksandr Buchnev
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Dawei Tang
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Bruce (Jun-Yu) Ou
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