
handle: 10261/28291
Las preocupaciones de la invención una microesfera de silicios con un diámetro entre 0.1 y 50 micras capaces de funcionamiento como microcavity óptico con los modos resonantes de Mie para las longitudes de onda en el intervalo entre 1 y 15 micras, y una esponja photonic formada del conformador. La preparación de eso es conseguida por medio de un método sencillo basado en la descomposición por el calentamiento de los precursores gaseosos. El uso de estas microesferas y son photonic de las esponjas útiles para los dispositivos photonic de la fabricación, por ejemplo, células solares, fotodiodos, láseres y sensores.
The invention concerns a microsphere of silicon with a diameter between 0.1 and 50 micras capable of functioning as an optical microcavity with Mie resonant modes for wavelengths in the range between 1 and 15 micras, and a photonic sponge formed from the former. Preparation thereof is achieved by means of a simple method based on the decomposition by heating of the gaseous precursors. The use of these microspheres and photonic sponges are useful for manufacturing photonic devices, for example, solar cells, photo diodes, lasers and sensors.
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