We propose and demonstrate a new kind of resonant absorber via introducing the nano-slit into a photonic film. The combination of the nano-slit cavity and the photonic waveguide provides a powerful way to manipulate the light behaviors including the spectral Q factors and the absorption efficiency. Ultra-sharp resonant absorption with the Q factors up to 579.5 is achieved, suggesting an enhancement of ∼6100% in contrast to that of the metal-dielectric flat film structure. Moreover, in comparison with the low absorption of 5.4% for the system without nano-slit, the spectral absorption is up to ∼96.6% for the nano-slit assisted photonic absorber. The high Q resonant absorption can be further manipulated via the structural parameters and the polarization state. The operation wavelengths can be tuned by the lattice constant. As the nano-slit introduced into the dielectric film, strong optical field confinement effects can be achieved by the cavity resonance via the nano-slit itself, and the guided resonant effect in the photonic waveguide cavity formed by the adjacent nano-slits. Otherwise, the photonic-plasmonic hybridization effect is simultaneously excited between the dielectric guided cavity layer and the metal substrate. These findings can be extended to other photonic nano-cavity systems and pave new insights into the high Q nano-optics devices.

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