Abstract
Herein, a multiple bulging black phosphorus (BP)-based metasurface is proposed for studying its reflection responses and sensing performances through the finite-difference time-domain simulation method. It is shown that, the reflection dips are caused by the coupling between dipole resonance modes and poly-poles resonance modes. Moreover, the dipoles resonance modes and poly-poles resonance modes can mutually enhance and inhibit each other, and tunable reflection spectra can be realized by symmetrically and asymmetrically adjusting the bulging of the proposed BP-based metasurface. In addition, the reflection spectra as a function of the polarization of incident light are discussed. We can find that a dipole resonance mode on the vertical side at the direction of ZZ for BP is gradually fully excited, resulting in an additional obvious reflection dip as the polarization angle θ increases from 0° to 90°. Especially, the sensing performance with the maximum of sensitivity S = 1.5 μm/RIU can be realized in the proposed BP-based metasurface. The results may provide a way to design micro-nano plasmonic devices.
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