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4 September 2002 Surface wave excitation control by using interface conductivity on one-dimensional photonic crystals
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Abstract
In several recent papers, layered waveguide structures with conductive interfaces have been discussed, whose propagation properties are controlled by a transverse voltage. These structures have wide range of applications. In this paper, surface wave excitation on one-dimensional photonic crystals at the presence of interface conductivity is discussed. It is shown that excitation of electromagnetic surface waves can be controlled by the interface conductivity. This property can be used in constructing miscellaneous optical devices such as optical modulators, switches and tunable optical filters. Devices based on these waves can be superior to surface plasmon waves since they are not lossy. The lossless property is satisfied in limited range: millimeter waves to far infra red.
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Khashayar Mehrany, Sina Khorasani, and Bizhan Rashidian "Surface wave excitation control by using interface conductivity on one-dimensional photonic crystals", Proc. SPIE 4768, Novel Optical Systems Design and Optimization V, (4 September 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.482191
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KEYWORDS
Interfaces

Photonic crystals

Optical modulators

Optical filters

Electromagnetic radiation

Reflection

Electromagnetism

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