Abstract
An aluminum wire-grid polarizer whose period is 0.39 has been fabricated on a quartz substrate by electron-beam direct-writing lithography and the lift-off method. By using the -polarization resonance effect and optimizing structural parameters, characteristics such as a loss of less than 20% and an extinction ratio larger than 1000 have been experimentally obtained at the 0.8--wavelength band. Theoretical analysis is performed and found to be consistent with the experimental results.
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