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Monday, April 8, 2019
Abstract-The properties of a tunable terahertz multichannel filter from one-dimensional photonic crystal dope by magnetized plasma defect
Mei-chen, XuSong Liu, Shuang-ying Zhong,
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11082-019-1826-8
The terahertz magnetize-field tunable filtering properties in a multichannel filter based on a one-dimensional photonic crystal doped by magnetized plasma are theoretically investigated. The considered structure of (AB)4(ACB)N(AB)4 is designed, where A and B are two dielectric layers, C is the plasma layer, and N is the defect number. First, the structure can be worked as a multichannel filter whose channel number equals N. Second, the defect mode frequencies are all red-shifted as the ratio of dielectric refractive index or the sum of the A and B layer length increases. Third, we find that the channel frequencies can be shifted as a function of the applied magnetic field and the defect mode frequencies are all red-shifted as the plasma density increases. And the thickness of a plasma layer also affects the intensity, position and number of the defect modes. Therefore, these unusual properties may provide a novel design idea of a tunable terahertz multichannel transmission filter in future.
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