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    The document describes a study on a multifocal metalens that can control the intensity ratio between multiple focal spots. The metalens was designed with a grating structure containing segments with different rotation angles to introduce varying phase delays. It was fabricated using magnetron sputtering and focused ion beam etching. Simulation and experiments showed the metalens could generate single focal spots or dual focal spots with controllable intensity ratios of 1:2, 2:1, and 3:1, demonstrating its ability to manipulate wavefronts for applications in imaging and particle trapping.

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    The document describes a study on a multifocal metalens that can control the intensity ratio between multiple focal spots. The metalens was designed with a grating structure containing segments with different rotation angles to introduce varying phase delays. It was fabricated using magnetron sputtering and focused ion beam etching. Simulation and experiments showed the metalens could generate single focal spots or dual focal spots with controllable intensity ratios of 1:2, 2:1, and 3:1, demonstrating its ability to manipulate wavefronts for applications in imaging and particle trapping.

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    The document describes a study on a multifocal metalens that can control the intensity ratio between multiple focal spots. The metalens was designed with a grating structure containing segments with different rotation angles to introduce varying phase delays. It was fabricated using magnetron sputtering and focused ion beam etching. Simulation and experiments showed the metalens could generate single focal spots or dual focal spots with controllable intensity ratios of 1:2, 2:1, and 3:1, demonstrating its ability to manipulate wavefronts for applications in imaging and particle trapping.

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    Multifocal meta-lens with a

    controllable intensity ratio

    Student : Fitri Oktafiani


    Prof : Po-Tsung Lee
    June 17th, 2020
    Outline
    • Introduction
    • Metalens
    • Multifocal metalens
    • Design
    • Fabrication and Experimental Set-Up
    • Results
    • Single focus spot (simulation)
    • Bi-focal (Simulation)
    • Experimental
    • Conclusion
    Introduction
    • Meta-lens
    • Smaller Structure
    • Higher working efficiency
    • No intrinsic thermal loss

    • Multifocal metalens
    • High focusing efficiency
    • Multiple focal spots
    • Controllable intensity ratio
    Design and Structure
    Grating with different rotation angels Transmission & Phase Delay

    SEM Image (Top View of Metalens) Transmission (Top) & Phase distribution
    Fabrication Experimental Set Up
    • Deposition Process (Magnetron Sputtering) Adjust light
    SILVER THIN FILM (100 nm) intensity
    GLASS
    • Etch metal layer (Focus Ion Beam)

    𝜆=532 𝑛𝑚 Left handed


    circularly polarized

    • Scan metalens samples with SEM Linear Polarized


    Results

    Single focus spot metalens Bi-focal metalens


    Results
    Intensity distributions

    1:2 2:1 3:1


    Results
    Conclusion

    • Multifocal gratings metalens are able to control intensity ratio.

    • The intensity ratio changed with adjusting the area of the segmented metalens
    structure

    • Both numerical simulation and experiment measurement have a good


    agreement.

    • Benefits to the applications of the focusing metalens in wavefront


    manipulation, optical imaging, and microparticle trapping
    THANK YOU

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