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Les cristaux photoniques ont des propriétés optiques caractérisées par une bande interdite photonique, une grande anisotropie et une dispersion élevée, qui peuvent être appliquées à divers dispositifs optiques. Nous avons proposé une méthode d'autoclonage pour fabriquer des cristaux photoniques 2D ou 3D et développons de nouvelles structures et fonctions dans les cristaux photoniques. L'autoclonage est un processus simple basé sur la combinaison du dépôt par pulvérisation cathodique et de la gravure par pulvérisation cathodique et convient à l'industrie. Nous avons déjà démontré des dispositifs ou des fonctions tels que des séparateurs de polarisation et des guides d'ondes à surface normale. Dans cet article, nous décrivons nos derniers travaux sur les cristaux photoniques utilisant la technologie d'autoclonage. Des plaques de phase et des réseaux sélectifs de polarisation pour capteurs optiques sont présentés en utilisant du TiO2/SiO2 cristaux photoniques. La technologie permettant d'introduire du CdS dans des cristaux photoniques 3D est également développée et la photoluminescence du CdS introduit est observée, ce qui constitue la première étape vers la réalisation de dispositifs luminescents avec confinement 3D ou contrôlabilité élevée de la polarisation.
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Osamu HANAIZUMI, Kenta MIURA, Makito SAITO, Takashi SATO, Shojiro KAWAKAMI, Eiichi KURAMOCHI, Satoshi OKU, "Frontiers Related with Automatic Shaping of Photonic Crystals" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E83-C, no. 6, pp. 912-919, June 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Photonic crystals have optical properties characterized by photonic bandgap, large anisotropy and high dispersion, which can be applied to various optical devices. We have proposed an autocloning method for fabricating 2D or 3D photonic crystals and are developing novel structures and functions in photonic crystals. The autocloning is an easy process based on the combination of sputter deposition and sputter etching and is suitable for industry. We have already demonstrated devices or functions such as polarization splitters and surface-normal waveguides. In this paper, we describe our latest work on photonic crystals utilizing the autocloning technology. Phase plates and polarization selective gratings for optical pick-ups are demonstrated utilizing TiO2/SiO2 photonic crystals. The technology to introduce CdS into 3D photonic crystals is also developed and photoluminescence from the introduced CdS is observed, which is the first step to realize luminescent devices with 3D confinement or high polarization controllability.
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