Through recent advances in technology, the manufacture of components that use subwavelength structures capable of replicating certain desired emerging properties has become possible for a growing number of applications.
Simulation technology for these so-called metamaterials comes with its own set of challenges, mainly due to the nanoscale structure and high refractive index contrast. The extremely flexible interoperability of modeling techniques offered on a single platform by the optical modeling and design software VirtualLab Fusion allows us, also in this scenario, to adjust the speed-accuracy balance of the simulation to obtain results which are as accurate as needed, as fast as possible.
Take a look at the use cases linked below to find an example showcasing the design of a metalens based on a subwavelength pillar structure.
There is also a deep-dive document explaining the details of our pillar medium, used to model the metalens component in said example.
Design and Analysis of a Metalens
In this use case, a focusing metalens based on dielectric, cylindrical pillars is designed and analyzed in detail. The parameters used follow a publication by E. Bayata (2022).
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Simulation technology for these so-called metamaterials comes with its own set of challenges, as the nanoscale structure and high refractive index...