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Plasmonic colour generation
DOI:10.1038/natrevmats.2016.88.png)
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Plasmonic colours are structural colours that emerge from resonant interactions between light and metallic nanostructures. The engineering of plasmonic colours is a promising, rapidly emerging research field that could have a large technological impact. We highlight basic properties of plasmonic colours and recent nanofabrication developments, comparing technology-performance indicators for traditional and nanophotonic colour technologies. The structures of interest include diffraction gratings, nanoaperture arrays, thin films, and multilayers and structures that support Mie resonances and whispering-gallery modes. We discuss plasmonic colour nanotechnology based on localized surface plasmon resonances, such as gap plasmons and hybridized disk-hole plasmons, which allow for colour printing with sub-diffraction resolution. We also address a range of fabrication approaches that enable large-area printing and nanoscale lithography compatible with complementary metal-oxide semiconductor technologies, including nanoimprint lithography and self-assembly. Finally, we review recent developments in dynamically reconfigurable plasmonic colours and in the laser-induced post-processing of plasmonic colour surfaces.
Keyword:
NEGATIVE-INDEX METAMATERIALS
STAINLESS-STEEL SURFACE
ROLL-TO-ROLL
LARGE-AREA
STRUCTURAL COLORS
NANOIMPRINT LITHOGRAPHY
HOLE ARRAYS
FULL-COLOR
DIFFRACTION LIMIT
FANO RESONANCES
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