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Freeform engineered disordered metalenses for super-resolution imaging and communication.
Optics Express 2018 April 17
Effective transmission of information through scattering media has been of great importance in imaging systems and beneficial to high capacity wireless communication. Despite numerous attempts to achieve high-resolution sub-diffraction-limited imaging through employing the engineered structures such as the so-called metamaterials or utilizing techniques like time reversal methods, the proposed ideas suffer from the fundamental limitations for design and practical realization. In this paper, we investigate disorder-based engineered scattering structures and introduce a novel technique for achieving super-resolution based on designing and employing engineered all-dielectric medium. We show that disorder in the proposed design can be exploited to significantly modify the information content of scattered fields in the far-field region. Under the presence of the designed structures, using computational methods, signals associated with ultra sub-wavelength features of the illuminating sources can be enhanced and extracted from the far-field image. Not only can the presented approach lead to remarkable enhancement of resolution in such systems, but also orthogonal transmission channels are attainable when the closely-packed sources are excited properly. The latter provides a new scheme for encoding and multiplexing signals leading to the enhancement of information capacity in emerging information processing systems. The design procedure and physical constraints are studied and discussed.
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