• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 52, Issue 6, 20230197 (2023)
Xinpeng Jiang, Te Du, Hansi Ma, Zhaojian Zhang..., Xin He, Zhenfu Zhang, Huan Chen, Yang Yu, Sha Huang and Junbo Yang|Show fewer author(s)
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  • College of Sciences, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20230197 Cite this Article
    Xinpeng Jiang, Te Du, Hansi Ma, Zhaojian Zhang, Xin He, Zhenfu Zhang, Huan Chen, Yang Yu, Sha Huang, Junbo Yang. Research progress of infrared stealth technology of micro-nano optical structure (invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2023, 52(6): 20230197 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic illustrations of micro-nano optical structure infrared stealth technology
    Fig. 1. Schematic illustrations of micro-nano optical structure infrared stealth technology
    Schematic diagram of dielectric-metal thin film microcavity
    Fig. 2. Schematic diagram of dielectric-metal thin film microcavity
    Schematic diagram of the surface plasmon of the intersection of medium and metal
    Fig. 3. Schematic diagram of the surface plasmon of the intersection of medium and metal
    (a) Mid infrared dielectric permittivity of crystalline and amorphous GST[10]; (b) Experimental absorption spectra of thin-film microcavities with thickness variation of GST[17]
    Fig. 4. (a) Mid infrared dielectric permittivity of crystalline and amorphous GST[10]; (b) Experimental absorption spectra of thin-film microcavities with thickness variation of GST[17]
    (a) Schematic diagram of forward design; (b) Schematic diagram of inverse design
    Fig. 5. (a) Schematic diagram of forward design; (b) Schematic diagram of inverse design
    Schematic diagram of forward/inverse design driven by intelligent algorithms
    Fig. 6. Schematic diagram of forward/inverse design driven by intelligent algorithms
    (a) Ideal emitter spectrum for infrared intra-band compatible stealth; (b) Ideal emitter spectrum for multi-band compatible stealth technology of visible, infrared and microwave band
    Fig. 7. (a) Ideal emitter spectrum for infrared intra-band compatible stealth; (b) Ideal emitter spectrum for multi-band compatible stealth technology of visible, infrared and microwave band
    (a) Infrared stealth based on multilayer film; (b) Hierarchical-metamaterial-based multispectral compatible stealth technology; (c) Hierarchical-metamaterial-based infrared, microwave and laser stealth technology; (d) Multispectral compatible stealth technology for visible, infrared, microwave and laser stealth; (e) Flexible assembled metamaterials for infrared and microwave camouflage; (f) Metal-semiconductor-metal metamaterial for visible and infrared stealth technologies
    Fig. 8. (a) Infrared stealth based on multilayer film; (b) Hierarchical-metamaterial-based multispectral compatible stealth technology; (c) Hierarchical-metamaterial-based infrared, microwave and laser stealth technology; (d) Multispectral compatible stealth technology for visible, infrared, microwave and laser stealth; (e) Flexible assembled metamaterials for infrared and microwave camouflage; (f) Metal-semiconductor-metal metamaterial for visible and infrared stealth technologies
    (a) Multilayer for thermal stealth and thermal management; (b) Metamaterials for infrared camouflage and thermal management; (c) Multilayer for high-temperature infrared camouflage and thermal management; (d) MIM metamaterial for high-temperature infrared camouflage and thermal management; (e) Metamaterial for visible and infrared display with stealth technology; (f) GST for infrared encryption and stealth technology; (g) Infrared encryption and stealth technology based on VO2; (h) Infrared display and infrared stealth based on VWO2; (i) Switchable infrared stealth metamaterials based on inverse design
    Fig. 9. (a) Multilayer for thermal stealth and thermal management; (b) Metamaterials for infrared camouflage and thermal management; (c) Multilayer for high-temperature infrared camouflage and thermal management; (d) MIM metamaterial for high-temperature infrared camouflage and thermal management; (e) Metamaterial for visible and infrared display with stealth technology; (f) GST for infrared encryption and stealth technology; (g) Infrared encryption and stealth technology based on VO2; (h) Infrared display and infrared stealth based on VWO2; (i) Switchable infrared stealth metamaterials based on inverse design
    (a)-(b) Implementation of adaptive infrared stealth technology by manipulating the chalcogenide PCM; (c) Regulation liquid crystal of orientation angle distribution for adaptive infrared stealth technology; (d)-(f) Vanadium oxide regulation for adaptive infrared stealth technology; (g)-(h) Graphene regulation for adaptive infrared stealth technology; (i)-(j) Implementation of adaptive infrared stealth technology by regulating scale of MIM metal metamaterial and employing metal electric deposition method
    Fig. 10. (a)-(b) Implementation of adaptive infrared stealth technology by manipulating the chalcogenide PCM; (c) Regulation liquid crystal of orientation angle distribution for adaptive infrared stealth technology; (d)-(f) Vanadium oxide regulation for adaptive infrared stealth technology; (g)-(h) Graphene regulation for adaptive infrared stealth technology; (i)-(j) Implementation of adaptive infrared stealth technology by regulating scale of MIM metal metamaterial and employing metal electric deposition method
    Xinpeng Jiang, Te Du, Hansi Ma, Zhaojian Zhang, Xin He, Zhenfu Zhang, Huan Chen, Yang Yu, Sha Huang, Junbo Yang. Research progress of infrared stealth technology of micro-nano optical structure (invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2023, 52(6): 20230197
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