Subwavelength image splitter with a metallic wire array

The suggestion to employ endoscope made of metallic wire array in order to sense and transport subwave-length fields over a distance has been in place for quite a long time. In this paper the idea to split the electromagnetic energy between two endoscopes is proposed and the underlying mechanism is explained. Such idea paves the way for the development of a distinct endoscope. Unlike conventional wire-medium endoscope, this specially designed endoscope is capable of producing image at two output interfaces. Implementation of such a device entails deft manipulation of electromagnetic waves through carefully assembled device.