Radiation losses of waveguide-based two-dimensional photonic crystals: Positive role of the substrate

By H. Benisty, D. Labilloy, C. Weisbuch, C.J.M. Smith, Thomas F. Krauss, D. Cassagne, A. Beraud, C. Jouanin. 2000

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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

1. Wim Bogaerts
2. R. Baets
3. D. Taillaert
4. Peter Bienstman
5. D. van Thourhout
6. Pieter Dumon
7. Shankar Kumar Selvaraja
8. C. Doerr

In Biomedical Engineering

1. B. Luyssaert
2. S. Beckx
3. Vincent Wiaux
4. Peter Bienstman
5. R. Baets
6. Wim Bogaerts
7. D. Taillaert

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Wim Bogaerts
2. R. Baets
3. D. Taillaert
4. S. Beckx
5. Vincent Wiaux
6. Peter Bienstman
7. D. van Thourhout
8. B. Luyssaert

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• Fabrication of photonic crystals in silicon-on-insulator using 248-nm deep UV lithography (2002, background): “Simulations show that in layer stacks with a low vertical index contrast, like InP or GaAs‐AlGaAs-based heterostructures, light will always couple to the radiation modes in the substrate, but this coupling is weak and results in only low or modest out-of-plane scattering losses [ 7 ]‐[9].”