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Low loss wireless interconnects in plasmonic nanocircuitry

Wireless transfer of electromagnetic radiation requires antennas with well-designed directivity and high efficiency. In optics those antennas offer a particularly interesting application in the intermediate domain between far- and near-field [1]. Replacing waveguide interconnects in plasmonic circuitry by wireless transfer channels can significantly decrease losses, thus avoiding a major drawback of nanoplasmonics [2].