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Двухкомпонентные нанорезонаторы на основе регулярных гребенчатых фотонно-кристаллических волноводов

Двухкомпонентные нанорезонаторы на основе регулярных гребенчатых фотонно-кристаллических волноводов

Abstract

В работе предложена и численно исследована модель двухкомпонентного оптического резонатора. Такой резонатор состоит, во-первых, из гребенчатого фотонно-кристаллического волновода, в котором период структуры не изменяется. Во-вторых, резонатор содержит фрагмент дополняющего материала площадью несколько периодов фотонного кристалла. При совмещении двух компонентов формируется дефект, в котором может быть возбуждена резонансная мода. Рассмотрены преимущества предложенной модели резонатора. В частности, простота формирования массивов резонаторов и создания динамических нанофотонных элементов. Рассчитаны допустимые погрешности изготовления предложенного резонатора. Показано, что величины допустимых погрешностей позволяют использовать существующие технологии совмещения структурных слоёв.

I propose and numerically examine a two-component design of an optical nanocavity. Such a nanocavity consists, first, of a photonic crystal nanobeam, in which the period of the structure is not changed. Second, the cavity contains a piece of additional (supplementary) material with the area of several periods of the photonic crystal. When combining the two components the defect has formed, in which the resonant mode can be excited. The advantages of the proposed model of the cavity has been considered. In particular, the easiness of formation of cavities arrays and of development of dynamic nanophotonic elements. The proposed nanocavity fabrication tolerances have been calculated. It is shown that existing structural layers alignment technologies can be used for fabrication.

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ОПТИЧЕСКИЙ НАНОРЕЗОНАТОР, ФОТОННО-КРИСТАЛЛИЧЕСКИЙ ВОЛНОВОД, РЕЗОНАНСНАЯ МОДА, ДОБРОТНОСТЬ РЕЗОНАТОРА

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