| 研究生: |
黃柏勝 Huang, Po-Sheng |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
基於超穎介面之多自由度光場調控與進階應用 Metasurface-Based Multi-degree-of-Freedom Light-Field Control: From Fundamental Design to Advanced Applications |
| 指導教授: |
吳品頡
Wu, Pin Chieh |
| 學位類別: |
博士 Doctor |
| 系所名稱: |
理學院 - 光電科學與工程學系 Department of Photonics |
| 論文出版年: | 2026 |
| 畢業學年度: | 114 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 291 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 超穎介面 、超穎透鏡 、可變焦超穎透鏡 、偏振調控 、向量波前調控 、非厄米光學 、例外點 、拓撲相位 、幾何相位 、單偏振通道 、手性超穎介面 、二維材料 、二硫化鉬 、光致發光 、谷光子學 、結構光 、VCSEL 陣列 、三維感測 、奈米光子學 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Metasurface, Multi-degree-of-freedom light-field control, Metalens, Varifocal metalens, Polarization control, Polarization group delay, Structured light, VCSEL array, Non-Hermitian optics, Exceptional points, Chiral metasurface, Monolayer MoS2 |
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超穎介面由次波長奈米結構組成,可在極薄平面中調控光的相位、振幅、偏振、傳播方向與發光通道,具備微型化、高設計自由度與易於整合等優勢。本研究以「多自由度光場調控平台」為核心,發展多種基於超穎介面的平面光學元件與混成奈米光子系統,並將其應用拓展至可調式成像、結構光三維感測、非對稱向量波前控制與二維材料發光偏振調控。
首先,本研究提出偏振相依強度疊加式可變焦超穎透鏡,利用各向異性氮化鎵奈米結構,使兩個正交線偏振通道分別對應不同焦距。藉由改變入射線偏振角,可連續調整兩個聚焦通道的相對強度權重,使總軸向強度峰值在兩個焦距之間移動,實現不依賴機械位移或折射率調變的連續變焦。進一步地,本研究提出基於偏振角相位響應之可變焦超穎透鏡,並引入偏振群延遲概念,將相位對入射偏振角的變化率視為額外設計自由度,透過相位-PGD 雙重匹配方法實現偏振角控制之焦距調變。
其次,本研究將超穎介面與 VCSEL 陣列整合,提出分散激發式結構光投影架構。此設計將不同發光點的位置納入相位設計,使單一共享超穎介面可同時補償發散波前並產生多通道偏折,將各 VCSEL 發光點轉換為低發散結構光束,進一步支援三維深度重建。另一方面,本研究利用非厄米成對例外點與幾何相位建立非對稱圓偏振轉換通道,使正交圓偏振分量可被獨立調控,進而實現任意偏振態與非對稱向量波前控制。最後,將此偏振通道工程延伸至二維材料發光控制,透過單偏振通道手性超穎介面與單層二硫化鉬整合,導引室溫光致發光至特定圓偏振通道,建立激發自旋、結構手性與發光自旋之間的關聯。整體而言,本研究展示超穎介面可作為連接光場、光源、偏振通道與發光材料的多自由度光場調控平台,並展現其於微型成像、三維感測、偏振資訊處理與晶片尺度光子發射控制中的應用潛力。
Metasurfaces composed of subwavelength nanostructures provide a compact platform for controlling the phase, amplitude, polarization, propagation direction, and emission pathway of light. Compared with conventional bulky optics, they offer high design flexibility and strong potential for integrated nanophotonic systems. In this dissertation, metasurfaces are developed as multi-degree-of-freedom light-field control platforms for tunable imaging, structured-light projection, asymmetric vectorial wavefront modulation, and two-dimensional-material emission control.
First, a polarization-dependent varifocal metalens is demonstrated by assigning two focal lengths to two orthogonal linear polarization channels, enabling continuous focal tuning through polarization-angle-controlled intensity superposition. A second varifocal design further introduces polarization group delay, using the phase response with respect to incident polarization angle as an additional design degree of freedom. Next, a VCSEL-array-integrated metasurface is developed for distributed-excitation structured-light projection, where emitter positions are incorporated into the phase design to generate low-divergence structured-light beams for three-dimensional sensing. Non-Hermitian metasurfaces based on paired exceptional points are then used to realize asymmetric polarization channels and arbitrary vectorial wavefront control. Finally, chiral metasurfaces integrated with monolayer MoS₂ are employed to control circularly polarized photoluminescence emission.
These results show that metasurfaces can go beyond passive wavefront modulation and serve as versatile platforms connecting light fields, light sources, polarization channels, and emitting materials.
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