Photonic bandgap structures with electronically controlled characteristics

Britun, Nikolay; Danilov, V. V.

doi:10.1134/1.1573289

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“…Quite recently, Britun and Danilov [36] have realized periodic metallized ferrite dielectric PBG structure parameters governing via external magnetic field in the real timescale.…”

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Magnetic photonic crystals

Lyubchanskii

Shapovalov

Rasing

2003

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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In this paper we outline a new direction in the area of photonic crystals (PCs), or photonic band gap materials, i.e. one-, two-, or three-dimensional superstructures with periods that are comparable with the wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation. The main (and principal) characteristic of this new class of PCs is the presence of magnetically ordered components (or external magnetic field). The linear and nonlinear optical properties of such magnetic PCs are discussed.

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“…Quite recently, Britun and Danilov [36] have realized periodic metallized ferrite dielectric PBG structure parameters governing via external magnetic field in the real timescale.…”

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confidence: 99%

Magnetic photonic crystals

Lyubchanskii

Shapovalov

Rasing

2003

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

353

165

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“…For this it is necessary to recollect that in Eqs. (13) and (14) the ± sign is omitted. In a similar manner to [21] we consider the ratio between incident (E I X,Y ) and transmitted (E T X,Y ) waves as…”

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Light transmission through the band gap bigyrotropic structure

Makarov

Danilov

Kovalenko

2004

phys. stat. sol. (a)

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The solution of Maxwell's equations in the case of electric and magnetic permeability tensor components periodically changing along the ОZ axis has enabled an analysis of the passage of linearly polarized radiation through a bigyrotropic nonuniform structure with phase shift. With the assumption of a small modulation of the refractive index in the medium the dependence of the transmission factor is investigated. Its dependence on changes of medium parameters, length of the structure and incident wavelength is analysed. The change of ellipticity and orientation of the polarization plane of radiation passing through the specified structure is considered.

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“…The ability to control the amplitude-frequency characteristics of microwave photonic crystals opens the prospect of expanding their field of application. This possibility was considered, in particular, in [31]. The authors of [31] took the design of the microwave photonic crystal used in [32] as a filter.…”

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“…This possibility was considered, in particular, in [31]. The authors of [31] took the design of the microwave photonic crystal used in [32] as a filter. Polystyrene, ceramics Al 2 O 3 (thickness of 1 mm) and polycrystalline yttriumiron garnet (YIG) (thickness of 1 mm) were used as the material forming the photonic crystal layer.…”

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Photonic Crystal Wave guides

2008

The Essence of Dielectric Waveguides

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The original results of theoretical and experimental studies and the properties of microwave one-dimensional waveguide photonic crystals have been generalized. Methods for describing the electrodynamic characteristics of photonic crystals and their relationship with the parameters of periodic structures filling the waveguides have been presented. The results of an investigation on the characteristics of microwave waveguide photonic crystals made in the form of dielectric matrices with air inclusions have been presented. The model of effective dielectric permittivity has been proposed for describing the characteristics of the investigated photonic crystals containing layers with a large number of air inclusions. New types of microwave low-dimensional waveguide photonic crystals containing periodically alternating elements that are sources of higher type waves have been described. The possibility of effective control of the amplitude-frequency characteristics of microwave photonic crystals by means of electric and magnetic fields has been analyzed. Examples of new applications of waveguide photonic crystals in the microwave range have been given: the measuring parameters of the materials and semiconductor nanostructures that play the role of the microwave photonic crystals' periodicity defect; the resonators of near-field microwave microscopes; small-sized matched loads for centimeter and millimeter wavelength ranges on the basis of microwave photonic crystals.

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Photonic bandgap structures with electronically controlled characteristics

Cited by 12 publications

References 6 publications

Magnetic photonic crystals

Magnetic photonic crystals

Light transmission through the band gap bigyrotropic structure

Photonic Crystal Wave guides

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