A composite structure photonic crystal wavelength division multiplexing device and its application method
A technology of wavelength division multiplexing devices and photonic crystals, applied in optical components, optical waveguides, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of large dispersion angle and beam dispersion, and achieve the effect of large dispersion angle, simple and compact structure, and optimized size
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[0040] A compound structure photonic crystal wavelength division multiplexing device, its specific realization structure is as follows figure 1 , figure 2 As shown, the two-dimensional photonic crystal structure including the orthorhombic lattice and the two-dimensional Lunburg lens of the square lattice.
[0041] Two-dimensional photonic crystals are composed of silicon dielectric pillars arranged in an orthorhombic lattice structure, a 1 , a 2 is the lattice constant of the orthorhombic lattice, a 1 =a 2 =510nm, the lattice angle is 75°, that is, the circular lattice in the figure, the silicon dielectric pillars are uniformly distributed, and the radius r of the uniformly distributed silicon dielectric pillars 1 =0.4*a 1 =204nm; one side of the two-dimensional photonic crystal is connected with a two-dimensional Lunburg lens, and the two-dimensional Lunburg lens is composed of silicon dielectric columns arranged in a square lattice.
[0042] The two-dimensional photon...
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[0055] A method for using the composite structure photonic crystal wavelength division multiplexing device described in embodiment 1, comprising the steps as follows, during use, the wavelength range is 1500nm-1600nm, and the Gaussian beam whose beam waist is 4um is from the angle of incidence of 14 ° The side of the orthorhombic lattice is incident on the device. During this process, the focus point of the beam is on the surface of the two-dimensional Lunburg lens. The beams of different wavelengths such as figure 2 λ in 1 , lambda 2 , lambda 3 , focusing on different positions on the surface of the Lunburg lens.
[0056] Under the same incident angle and working conditions, beams of different wavelengths have different dispersion angles and transmission directions in photonic crystals, such as image 3 As shown, this characteristic can be used for wavelength selection. The transmission effects of three specific wavelengths 1590nm, 1550nm, and 1530nm in the orthorhombic ...
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