Novel Nano-Antenna System Design Using Photonic Spin in a Panda Ring Resonator

Thammawongsa, N.; Moongfangklang, Narongchai; Mitatha, S.; Yupapin, P.P.

doi:10.2528/pierl12012706

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“…A PANDA ring resonator is as shown in Figures 1 and 2, where the electromagnetic field in the form of WGM can be described by time-dependent Maxwell's equations and given by reference [9], where more details and references can be found in references [10,11]. In general, the whispering gallery mode result is obtained by using the Optiwave program as shown in Figure 3(a), where the signals were changed to obtain the WGMs in the conjugate mirror mode as shown in Figure 3(b), i.e.…”

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Conjugate Mirror by a Panda Ring Circuit

Yupapin

Nimcome²

2013

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This paper presents the use of a nonlinear microring resonator device known as a modified add-drop filter for small scale conjugate mirror, which is a basic device for 3D image construction and reconstruction system. It can also be useful for real time 3D image display applications. By using the modified add-drop filter, the 3D image can be constructed and reconstructed within the microring circuit. In this circuit, the object and reference beams can be formed by the reflected signals from through and drop ports of the add-drop filter respectively, where the conjugate mirror concept is obtained by the nonlinear coupling effects via the two nonlinear side rings, in which the four-wave mixing of those signals can be introduced. Finally, the interference of those two beams can be constructed and seen by the whispering gallery mode at the center ring, while the interference signals can be seen by the add port output. The WGMs of waves are simulated and discussed, where the 3D image construction and reconstruction can be seen by using the microring circuit as the conjugate mirror, in which the use of large volume display using a new type of conjugate mirror can be realized.

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Conjugate Mirror by a Panda Ring Circuit

Yupapin

Nimcome²

2013

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“…In this article the use of WGMs for trapping tools, optical antenna, conjugate mirror, biomedical sensors and wave energy is discussed. [9] and Gold coated PANDA ring resonator for TM polarized coupling device [10]…”

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Nonlinear Coupling Effects of Waves in A Panda Ring

Yupapin

2013

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All forms of waves in circular motions in circular ring resonator have shown the interesting behaviors, especially, in the nonlinear wave tracks, where the waves such as gravitation wave, sound wave, electromagnetic wave, matter wave and water wave can produce the whispering gallery modes (WGMs) with some certain conditions. This paper presents the use of a circular resonator (ring resonator) which is coupled by two nonlinear side rings known as a PANDA ring, in which the input waves can be in the forms of soliton, Gaussian pulses, photon or matter wave and introduced into the system. The WGMs can be generated due to the coupling effects of the two nonlinear side rings with the center ring and tunneling effects, which have shown many interesting results and aspects. Some expected outputs can be in the forms of surface plasmons, potential wells, leaky modes of waves, whispering gallery modes, matter waves (photons or particles). The use of WGMs for water wave and Rabi oscillation of photons (particles) in a PANDA ring are also discussed.

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“…In addition, optical dipole can be used for further research such as dynamic dipole, dynamic torque, nano-motor, spin communicated and spin cryptography, etc. [48].…”

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Optical Soliton Signals Propagation in Fiber Waveguides

Amiri

Ahmad

2015

Optical Soliton Communication Using Ultra-Short Pulses

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The first observation of soliton was done by Scott Russel and the first experimental observation of soliton was occurred by using microscope objectives. In 1970s, Hasegawa primed to realize that the NLS equation was appropriate for the calculation of pulse propagation in optical fibers. Microring resonators (MRRs) shaped from nanoscale photonic waveguides. Ring resonators are not used only in optical networks, but they have recently been presented to be used as sensors, filters and biosensors. Chaotic controls have been used in a great number of optical, engineering and biological designed systems. In applications, the stored ultra-short optical signal can be used to generate optical quantum memory. The ability of ultrashort optical soliton signal to synchronize in a communication system is valid. Multi soliton generation becomes an interesting subject when it is used to enlarge the capacity of communication channels.

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Novel Nano-Antenna System Design Using Photonic Spin in a Panda Ring Resonator

Cited by 25 publications

References 29 publications

Conjugate Mirror by a Panda Ring Circuit

Conjugate Mirror by a Panda Ring Circuit

Nonlinear Coupling Effects of Waves in A Panda Ring

Optical Soliton Signals Propagation in Fiber Waveguides

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