Plasmon-induced transparency effect in a single circular split-ring core ring resonator side-coupled to a metal-isolator-metal waveguide

Abstract

We theoretically and numerically investigated the plasmon-induced transparency (PIT) effect in a single circular split-ring core ring resonator (CSRCRR) side coupled to a metal–isolator–metal waveguide, in which we can realize a single PIT effect window. The transmission line theory and the coupled mode theory are used. The results (transmission peak varies from 10% to 75%) show that the PIT window results from the destructive interference between the resonance modes in the CSRCRR. Then, the limit of wavelength detuning of the two modes in CSRCRR is studied. This work provides a new structure to realize the PIT effect and shows a new way to judge whether the phenomenon is the real PIT effect or not.

Terahertz band‐stop filter based on graphene cavity

“…For the multi‐cavity‐coupled waveguide systems, the dynamic transmission features can be investigated by a temporal coupled‐mode theory [24, 25]. Here, to simplify the theoretical model, the terahertz wave propagation and coupling losses are not considered.…”