Authors:
Aghssan Mohammed Nwehil,Husam Noman Mohammed Ali,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2025.11.00003Keywords:
Plasmonics,Fiber Connectors,Nanoantennas,Optical Computing,Optical Detectors,Routers,Telecommunications,Filters,Abstract
When properly excited at visible or near-infrared wavelengths, plasmonic materials display distinct with interesting appearances which could be overworked in the design and tuning of optical emission with diffusion settings at nanoscale scales. Researchers have presented a diversity of plasmonic heterostructures through scientific studies and used them to filter, transmit, detect, and detect light waves. And the amendment. In this study, implementations of modern plasmonic schemes utilized in communications are summarized. Their distinct roles have been discussed in multiple paths, including beam focusing, directing, filtering, modulation, switching, as well as reception, all of which are of paramount interest to the improvements of sixth-generation (6G) cellular networks. An optical communications system has been simulated that simulates the implementation and use of plasmonic materials to filter optical waveforms and direct the communications beam in an efficient and focused manner while reducing the data reception error rate to an excellent rate to avoid noise waves and interference for the sixth generation.Refference:
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