超材料
材料科学
多光谱图像
光学
光电子学
激光器
红外线的
波长
可见光谱
辐射
纳米技术
遥感
物理
地质学
作者
Xianghui Liu,Pan Wang,Chengyu Xiao,Liucheng Fu,Han Zhou,Tongxiang Fan,Di Zhang
标识
DOI:10.1002/adma.202302844
摘要
Manipulation of the electromagnetic signature in multiple wavebands is necessary and effective in civil and industrial applications. However, the integration of multispectral requirements, particularly for the bands with comparable wavelengths, challenges the design and fabrication of current compatible metamaterials. Here, a bioinspired bilevel metamaterial is proposed for multispectral manipulation involving visible, multi-wavelength detection lasers and mid-infrared (MIR), along with radiative cooling. The metamaterial, consisting of dual-deck Pt disks and a SiO2 intermediate layer, is inspired by the broadband reflection splitting effect found in butterfly scales and achieves ultralow specular reflectance (average of 0.013) over the entire 0.8-1.6 µm with large scattering angles. Meanwhile, tunable visible reflection and selective dual absorption peaks in MIR can be simultaneously realized, providing structural color, effective radiative thermal dissipation at 5-8 µm and 10.6 µm laser absorption. The metamaterial is fabricated by a low-cost colloidal lithography method combined with two patterning processes. Multispectral manipulation performances are experimentally demonstrated and a significant apparent temperature drop (maximum of 15.7 °C) compared to the reference is observed under a thermal imager. This work achieves optical response in multiple wavebands and provides a valuable way to effectively design multifunctional metamaterials inspired by nature.
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