Photonic crystal enhanced narrow-band infrared emitters

By M. Pralle, N. Moelders, M. McNeal, I. Puscasu, A. Greenwald, J. Daly, E. Johnson, T. George, D. Choi, Ihab El-Kady and 1 more. 2002

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Optical absorbers based on strong interference in ultra‐thin films (2016, background): “neering the wavelength- and/or angle-dependence of � has been achieved using a variety of optical methods including surface texturing with disordered structures [87], gratings [88], photonic crystals [89] [90], optical cavities [91], as well as plasmonic and metamaterial absorbers [13] [92]. Tailore”
Losses in plasmonics: from mitigating energy dissipation to embracing loss-enabled functionalities (2017, background): “Various configurations of narrow-bandwidth thermal emitters have been demonstrated, including those based on perforated metal membranes [267], ‘bull’s eye’ grating structures [268], microstrip patches [269], plasmonic gap nanoantennas [270], periodic antenna arrays [271,272], plasmonic metamaterials”
Thermophotovoltaic emitters based on a two-dimensional grating/thin-film nanostructure (2013, background): “[19] fabricated 2D gold gratings that can emit over selected wavelengths in the mid-infrared.”
Vanadium Dioxide as a Natural Disordered Metamaterial: Perfect Thermal Emission and Large Broadband Negative Differential Thermal Emittance (2013, unknown): “A complementary approach involves surface texturing, either disordered [2] or highly ordered in the case of gratings [8] or photonic crystals [9].”