Dual-Stacked Photonic Crystal for Transmissive Filtering Fabricated by Two- Photon Polymerization

The combination of two periodic dielectric stacks is presented as an alternative to introducing defect layers for inducing a narrow transmissive region within the reflective photonic bandgap. This method increases the overall bandgap width when compared with a single periodic stack with a defect. While the transmissive band is not as narrow as in the defect design, the transmission region does demonstrate less sensitivity to layer thickness non-uniformity. The dual-stacked photonic crystal may be more compatible with fabrication by two-photon polymerization for inducing a transmission band within the photonic bandgap.

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2024-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rapid60772.2024.10646984
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Photonic Crystals and Applications
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Abstract

The combination of two periodic dielectric stacks is presented as an alternative to introducing defect layers for inducing a narrow transmissive region within the reflective photonic bandgap. This method increases the overall bandgap width when compared with a single periodic stack with a defect. While the transmissive band is not as narrow as in the defect design, the transmission region does demonstrate less sensitivity to layer thickness non-uniformity. The dual-stacked photonic crystal may be more compatible with fabrication by two-photon polymerization for inducing a transmission band within the photonic bandgap.

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