Nanofabrication of 1-D photonic bandgap structures along a photonic wire

J. P. Zhang; D. Y. Chu; S. L. Wu; W. G. Bi; R. C. Tiberio; R. M. Joseph; A. Taflove; C. W. Tu; S. T. Ho

doi:10.1109/68.491093

Nanofabrication of 1-D photonic bandgap structures along a photonic wire

J. P. Zhang^*, D. Y. Chu, S. L. Wu, W. G. Bi, R. C. Tiberio, R. M. Joseph, A. Taflove, C. W. Tu, S. T. Ho

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Abstract

A strongly-guided one-dimensional (1-D) waveguide called a photonic wire has high spontaneous emission coupling efficiency, enabling one to realize low-threshold lasers. Combined with the use of 1-D photonic bandgap structures consisting of arrays of holes etched within the photonic wire, novel microcavity lasers can be realized. We report the nanofabrication of a photonic bandgap structure for 1.5 μm wavelength along a InGaAsP photonic wire, and discuss numerical simulations for its electrodynamics.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	491-493
Number of pages	3
Journal	IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
Volume	8
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/68.491093
State	Published - Apr 1996

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Manuscript received October 4, 1995; revised December 11, 1995. The work at Northwestem University was supported by Advanced Research Project Agency contract F30602-94-1-0003, NSF Faculty Early Career Development Award ECS-9502475, and NSF grant ECS-9213494. Work at UCSD was supported by NSF Grant DMR-9202692. The work was performed in part at the Cornell Nanofabrication Facility supported by NSF under Grant ECS-9319005 and Cornell University, and in part at the Northwestem University Material Research Center supported by NSF Grant DMR-9120521.

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