Broadband achromatic polarization insensitive metalens over 950 nm bandwidth in the visible and near-infrared

Metalenses are expected to play an increasingly important role in miniaturized and integrated optical imaging components/systems. However, devising broadband achromatic metalenses with high focusing efficiencies is still quite challenging. In this work, we proposed an aperture-shared partition phase cooperative manipulation approach for designing a high-efficiency broadband achromatic metalens composed of two concentric sub-metalenses. As a proof-of-concept, an achromatic polarization-independent metalens is successfully designed for the visible and near-infrared range from 450 nm to 1400 nm with the focusing efficiency over 70% for the wavelength range of 600 nm to 1400 nm. The approach reported here provides a possibility for designing a high-performance metalens, which has great potential applications in integrated optics.