Optical field enhancement factor of Silicon and indium phosphide nano-cavities
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Nano cavities based on silicon and indium phosphide materials have been comparedin this study, considering field intensity enhancement factor. The results of FDTD based simulations declare that the Si nano-cavity improves confined optical field about 7.7 times higher than the InP based nano-cavity. The introduced dielectric nano-cavities support resonance wavelength at about λ=1.55 μm.
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volume 8 issue 1
pages 59- 61
publication date 2019-04-01
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