Electromagnetic Black Hole Made of Metamaterials
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Electromagnetic Black Hole
Made of Metamaterials
B96901128 王郁翔
Outline
1. Introduction
2. Theory & Structures
3. Experiments & Results
4. Conclusions
5. References
What is Black Hole?
1. Laplace’s view
2. Schwarzschild’s solution of Einstein’s
vacuum field equation (general relativity)
Analogy Between Mechanics and
Electromagnetic
Curved space----inhomogeneous
metamaterial
Least action principle----Fermat’s principle
Characteristics
Non-resonant structure—broad band
light absorption
Omnidirectional
Lossy core and lossless shell.
Usage
Cross-talk reduction
Thermal light emitting source
Solar light harvesting
Theoretic Analysis
Hamilton equations:
p:generalized momentum q:generalized
coordinate
H: Hamiltonian
Theoretic Analysis
For cylindrical structure,
use semiclassical analysis[3]
Inhomogeneous permittivity—
potential.
different
Inhomogeneous Permeability
For n=-1, 1, 2, 3
Choose n=2
easiest to fabricate
Structures
Lossy circular inner core—ELC resonator
(20 layers)
Lossless circular shell—I-shaped
metamaterials (40 layers)
ELC resonator
t=1.6mm,g=0.3mm,p=0.15mm,s=0.65mm
Resonate at 18GHz
I-shaped
w=0.15mm, q=1.1mm, 18GHz
Different m, different ε
Experiment condition
18GHz
Cell 1.8mm
R=108mm, Rc=36mm, height=5.4mm
Fabricate on styrofoam board
Parallel-plate waveguide near-field
scanning system to measure
Simulation
Gaussian beam
Absorbing rate 99.94%, 98.72%
Simulation & Experiment
Narrow beam simulation, experiment
Simulation of Plane wave
Electric field and power flow.
Simulation & Experiment
Nearby source excitation.
Optical Frequency
R=20μm, Rc=8.4μm, λ=1.5 μm
Conclusion
Designed, fabricated, and measured an
electromagnetic black hole.
Really useful in solar light harvesting?
Reference
[1] Cheng,Q., Cui,T.J., Jiang,W.X., Cai,B.G. An
electromagnetic black hole made of metamaterials,
2009
[2] Narimanov, E. E., Kildishev, A. V. Optical black
hole: Broadband omnidirectional light absorber.
Appl.Phys. Lett. 95, 041106 (2009).
[3] Landau, L. D., & Lifshitz, E. M. The Classical
Theory of Fields, 4th ed. (Butterworth Heinemann,
1999).