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Disorder-induced losses in planar photonic crystals

Ferrini, R.  
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Leuenberger, D.  
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Houdré, R.  
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2006
Optics Letters

The phenomenological approach introduced by Benisty et al. [Appl. Phys. Lett. 76, 532 (2000)] to model out-of-plane radiation losses in planar photonic crystals with a low vertical refractive index contrast is extended to the case of in-plane disorder. The model is experimentally validated by means of optical measurements on GaAs-based structures. For the present fabrication techniques the disorder-induced contribution is found to be negligible compared with the other loss mechanisms

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DOI
10.1364/OL.31.001426
Author(s)
Ferrini, R.  
Leuenberger, D.  
Houdré, R.  
Benisty, H.  
Kamp, M.
Forchel, A.
Date Issued

2006

Published in
Optics Letters
Volume

31

Issue

10

Article Number

1426

Subjects

gallium arsenide

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III-V semiconductors

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integrated optics

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optical losses

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photonic crystals

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refractive index

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disorder-induced losses

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planar photonic crystals

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phenomenological approach

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out-of-plane radiation losses

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vertical refractive index contrast

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in-plane disorder

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optical measurements

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GaAs-based structures

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loss mechanisms

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GaAs

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