Abstract

We present both theoretical and experimental evidence that two metal-insulator-metal plasmonic resonators can be combined into a wideband and total photon absorber in the mid-infrared. We show that, although closely arranged in a subwavelength period, these resonators behave as angularly independent antennas at their own resonant wavelength. The structures thus allow for an efficient dual color photon routing and collection.

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