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Performance Estimation of Defected Ternary Photonic Crystal-Based Bandpass Filter Beyond 100 THz for All-Optical Circuit

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Characterization of photonic crystal-based defected bandpass filter is analytically computed beyond 100 THz region to get the potential advantage of minimum attenuation window. One-dimensional structure is considered for simulation, which gives the advantage of fabrication simplicity, and Butterworth filter is designed centered at 1550 nm taking into account of both normal and polarized incidences of electromagnetic wave. Structural parameters and incidence angles (within permissible limit) are varied to analyze the modulation of filter performance. Point defect within the 5% level is considered at the surface which will not degraded the mechanical properties of the structure, but can enrich the filter performance in terms of reduction of ripple in passband, and making blueshift or redshift of passband as per the requirement of specific applications. Simulation is carried out for SiO2/air/TiO2 structure using transfer matrix technique (TMT), and transmittance is evaluated as a function of incidence wavelength in the desired region. Computational findings reveal that response in terms of bandwidth tailoring and noise rejection is better for p-polarized (TM) wave incidence than s-polarized (TE) wave. Optimum lateral dimension is envisaged for different successive layers, which are such that slightly higher than the computed magnitude basically eliminates the effect of middle slab, i.e., the ternary layer will equivalent to binary PhC. Results are imperative for Butterworth filter design when signal and noise bands are intimately sequenced.

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Deyasi, A., Sarkar, A. (2021). Performance Estimation of Defected Ternary Photonic Crystal-Based Bandpass Filter Beyond 100 THz for All-Optical Circuit. In: Biswas, A., Banerjee, A., Acharyya, A., Inokawa, H. (eds) Emerging Trends in Terahertz Engineering and System Technologies. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9766-4_3

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