Three-periodic 1D photonic crystals for designing the photonic optical devices operating in the infrared regime

Panyaev, Ivan S.; Sannikov, D. G.; Dadoenkova, Yu. S.

doi:10.1364/ao.415966

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“…Moreover, PBGs are the most important characteristic of the PCs. The lights with energy falling in the PBGs will not be propagated [22,23]. In order to transmit more desired diffractive waves, the target wavelength cannot be located in the PBGs, and the passbands with high-k are required in the spatial frequency space.…”

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Methods for extending working distance using modified photonic crystal for near-field lithography

Zhang,

Li,

Dai

et al. 2023

Nanotechnology

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Near-field lithography has evident advantages in fabricating super-resolution nano-patterns. However, the working distance (WD) is limited due to the exponential decay characteristic of the evanescent waves. Here, we proposed a novel photolithography method based on a modified photonic crystal (PC), where a defect layer is embedded into the all-dielectric multilayer structure. It is shown that this design can amend the photonic band gap and enhance the desired high-k waves dramatically, then the WD in air conditions could be extended greatly, which would drastically relax the engineering challenges for introducing the near-field lithography into real-world manufacturing applications. Typically, deep subwavelength patterns with a half-pitch of 32 nm (i.e., λ/6) could be formed in photoresist layer at an air WD of 100 nm. Moreover, it is revealed that diversified two-dimensional patterns could be produced with a single exposure using linear polarized light. The analyses indicate that this improved dielectric PC is applicable for near-field lithography to produce super-resolution periodic patterns with large WD, strong field intensity, and great uniformity.

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Section: Theoretical Analysesmentioning

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Methods for extending working distance using modified photonic crystal for near-field lithography

Zhang,

Li,

Dai

et al. 2023

Nanotechnology

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“…All these materials are optically isotropic and the normal modes of the considered PC are the electromagnetic waves of TE-and TMpolarizations. The chosen oxides are transparent in the wavelength range (1-5) μm, and the frequency dispersion of their dielectric permittivities are well described by Sellmeier equations [22][23][24][25].…”

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“…This distribution can be interpreted as a transverse intensity, i. e. the intensity of light at the cross-section of the PC parallel to the zaxis. When considering a PC as a resonator in which standing light waves are observed (with field components Ey(z) for TEor Hy(z) for TM-polarized waves), one can consider the intensity minima and maxima (Sx ~ |Ey| 2 and thus Sx ~ T TE , see [25] for details) as nodes and antinodes, respectively. Inside the photonic crystal, the antinodes are grouped into "clusters" (in Fig.…”

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Multiperiodic Photonic Crystals for Ultrasensitive Temperature Monitoring and Polarization Switching

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We study the influence of thermal expansion and thermo-optic effect on optical properties of finite one-dimensional three-periodic photonic crystals of structure [(ab) N (cd) М ] K composed of four different nonmagnetic dielectric materials a, b, c, and d. We calculate temperature dependencies and incidence angle dependencies of the transmittivity of TE-and TM-polarized electromagnetic waves, as well as the distribution of energy within these structures. The optimal adjustment of photonic crystal bandgap centers for obtaining the desired transmission characteristics of the temperature-governed photonic bandgap structures is found, and the peculiarities of the energy distributions inside the photonic system are investigated. We propose a sensitive thermal polarization TE|TM switch as well as angular and temperature sensors working at the intraband-mode frequencies exploiting temperature effects.

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“…Photonic crystals (PCs) are meta-materials patterned with a periodicity in dielectric constant, which can alter radiation-matter interactions and shape the flow of light [1,2]. PCs have shown to exhibit a multitude of interesting properties, such as photonic band gaps (PBGs), Anderson localization with designed defects, negative refraction (NR), self-collimation (SC), slow light (SL) and zero refraction (ZR), which have found important technological and scientific applications spanning many disciplines, including semiconductor lasers [3], filters [4], couplers [5], solar cells [6], superlens [7], high-quality resonant cavities [8], etc. Recently, annular photonic crystal (APC) has attracted considerable attention due to its extraordinary properties and wide promising applica- * Authors to whom any correspondence should be addressed.…”

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Tunable annular plasma photonic crystals in dielectric barrier discharge

Liu

et al. 2022

Plasma Sources Sci. Technol.

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We demonstrate an effective method for realization of robust, tailorable annular plasma photonic crystals in dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) with two water electrodes. Fast reconfiguration between triangular lattice, annular lattice, core-annular lattice and concentric-annular lattice has been achieved. An active control on the structure of plasma elements is realized by solely changing the applied voltage. The changes of photonic band gaps with reconfiguration of different annular plasma photonic crystals have been studied both experimentally and numerically. The band gaps between 28.0-30.0 GHz for the core-annular lattice and the concentric-annular lattice are experimentally verified. A phenomenological reaction-diffusion model with two nonlinear-coupled interacting layers is established to mimic the formation of various plasma structures. Experimental observations and numerical simulation are in good agreement. Our approach provides a unique strategy to create reversibly deformable annular plasma photonic crystals, which may offer new capabilities and serve as a promising platform for various applications.

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Three-periodic 1D photonic crystals for designing the photonic optical devices operating in the infrared regime

Abstract: We investigate theoretically and numerically one-dimensional three-periodic photonic crystals of the structure [ ( S i O 2 / T i O 2 ) N ( A l 2 O 3 / Z r O 2 ) M ] K … Show more

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Methods for extending working distance using modified photonic crystal for near-field lithography

Methods for extending working distance using modified photonic crystal for near-field lithography

Multiperiodic Photonic Crystals for Ultrasensitive Temperature Monitoring and Polarization Switching

Tunable annular plasma photonic crystals in dielectric barrier discharge

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