All-optical tunable on-chip plasmon-induced transparency is realized in integrated plasmonic circuits based on two surface-plasmon-polaritons absorption induced polymerization of SU-8 photoresist. Owing to the enhanced interaction between surface plasmon polaritons and SU-8 guaranteed by the slow light effect around the transparency window and the strong light confinement effect of the plasmonic nanocavity modes, a continuous shift range of 24 nm in the central wavelength of the transparency window was obtained. The threshold power of the two surface-plasmon-polaritons absorption induced polymerization of SU-8 was as low as 100 μW, which is three orders of magnitude less than previous reports.
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