Abstract
Mode coupling can not only effectively control the frequency, amplitude and linewidth of the transmission spectrum, but also improve the Q-factor of the spectrum. Herein, we propose a H-shaped metamaterial, in which the dipole mode, LC mode and lattice mode can be excited selectively, and each mode frequency can be independently tuned by changing the polarization of incident THz wave as well as the lattice constant of the metamaterial structure, thus allowing greater degrees of freedom to customize the polarization components of different properties in the system. Under different polarization directions, the strong coupling between the lattice mode and the inductance-capacitance (LC) mode as well as the lattice mode and the dipole mode is realized, which makes the transmission resonance Q-factor of the hybrid state increase to 8 times that of the single resonance state, and the obvious anti-crossing phenomenon is observed. In addition, the LC mode and the dipole mode can be excited simultaneously, and the coupling between these two modes successfully excites a bound states in the continuum with an infinite Q-factor.
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