Abstract

Cross-shaped-hole arrays (CSHAs) are selected for diminishing the polarization-dependent transmission differences of incident plane waves. We investigate the light transmission spectrum of the CSHAs in a thin gold film over a wide range of features. It is observed that two well-separated and high transmission efficiency peaks could be obtained by designing the parameters in the CSHAs for both p-polarized and s-polarized waves; and a nice transmission band-pass is also observed by specific parameters of a CSHA too. It implicates the possibility to obtain a desired polarization-independent transmission spectrum from the CSHAs by designing their parameters. These findings provide potential applications of the metallic nano-structures in optical filters, optical band-pass, optical imaging, optical sensing, and biosensors.

Highlights

  • The extraordinary light transmission (ELT) of sub-wavelength-hole arrays in thin metal films are of interest to many researchers, due to their many applications in optical imaging, optical communication, and optical sensing

  • The fraction of light transmitted through a periodic array of sub-wavelength-hole in a metallic film exceeds the open fraction occupied by the holes at certain wavelengths are related to the periodicity of the hole array [1], and the transmission can be anomalously large as compared to well-established predictions for isolated holes [2]

  • Surface plasmons (SPs) are electromagnetic waves propagate along the surface of a metal; they are trapped on the surface due to the interaction between the light wave and the free electrons of the metal; the free electrons respond collectively by oscillating in resonance with the light wave

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The extraordinary light transmission (ELT) of sub-wavelength-hole arrays in thin metal films are of interest to many researchers, due to their many applications in optical imaging, optical communication, and optical sensing.

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