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26 August 2008 Spectrally selective infrared absorption enhancement in photonic crystal cavities
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Infrared photodetectors with spectrally selective response are highly desirable for applications such as hyper-spectral imaging and gas sensing. Owing to the ability of photonic density of states modification and dispersion engineering, photonic crystals appear to be one of the most promising platforms for infrared photodetectors with spectrally-selective absorption enhancement. We report here the latest advances on 1D and 2D dielectric photonic crystal structures for infrared photodetectors, based on defect mode, bandedge effect and the guided mode resonance/Fano effects. High spectral selectivity and tunability is feasible with defect mode engineering, making photonic crystal defect cavities a promising nanophotonic platform for the spectrally selective infrared sensing and hyper-spectral imaging, with the incorporation of quantum well or quantum dot infrared photodetector heterostructures.
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Weidong Zhou, Zexuan Qiang, Li Chen, Hongjun Yang, and Gail J. Brown "Spectrally selective infrared absorption enhancement in photonic crystal cavities", Proc. SPIE 7095, Nanophotonics and Macrophotonics for Space Environments II, 709507 (26 August 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.793927
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Photonic crystals

Infrared radiation

Photodetectors

Infrared photography

Refractive index

Infrared imaging

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