Abstract
A structure with periodic sub-wavelength nanohole patterns interacts with incident light and causes extraordinary optical transmission (EOT), with metal nanoparticles leading to localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) phenomena. To explore the effects of metal nanoparticles (NPs), optical analysis is performed for metal NP layers with periodic hole patterns. Investigation of Ag NP arrangements and comparisons with metal film structures are presented. Ag NP structures with different hole configuration are explored. Also, the effects of increasing light incident angle are investigated for metal NP structures where EOT peak at 460 nm wavelength is observed. Moreover, electric field distributions at each transmittance peak wavelengths and optical noise are analyzed. As a result, optical characteristics of metal NP structures are obtained and differences in resonance at each wavelength are highlighted.
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