Fluid Sensor Based on Transmission Dip Caused by Mini Stop-Band in Photonic Crystal Slab

We propose a fluid sensor based on transmission dip caused by mini stop-band in photonic crystal slabs. Simulation results show that this novel type of sensors has large detective range （more than 1.5） and relative high sensitivity （4.3×10^-5 in certain conditions）. The central frequency and bandwidth of the mini stop-bands depend on the structure parameters of PC waveguides, which makes it possible to optimize the detective range and detective sensitivity.     

Zero-Dispersion Slow Light with Wide Bandwidth in Photonic Crystal Coupled Waveguides

By introducing an adjustment waveguide besides the incident waveguide, zero-dispersion slow light with wide bandwidth can be realized due to anticrossing of the incident waveguide mode and the adjustment waveguide mode. The width of the adjustment waveguide （W2） and the hole radii of the coupling region （r＇） will change the dispersion of incident waveguide mode. Theoretical investigation reveals that zero dispersion at various low group velocity vg in incident waveguide can be achieved. In particular, proper W2 and r＇ can lead to the lowest vg of 0.0085c at 1550 nm with wide bandwidth of 202 GHz for zero dispersion.     

An Integrative Biosensor Based on Contra-Directional Coupling Two-dimensional Photonic Crystal Waveguides

We propose an integrative biochemical sensor utilizing the dip in the transmission spectrum of a normal singleline defect photonic crystal （PC） waveguide, which has a eontra-directional coupling with another PC waveguide. When the air holes in the PC slab are filled with a liquid analyte with different refractive indices, the dip has a wavelength shift. By detecting the output power variation at a certain fixed wavelength, a sensitivity of 1.2 × 10^-4 is feasible. This structure is easy for integration due to its plane waveguide structure and omissible pump source. In addition, high signal to noise ratio can be expected because signal transmits via a normal single-line defect PC waveguide instead of the PC hole area or analyte.     

5,10,15-三(4-氨基)苯基-20-苯基卟啉的电聚合膜及其金属化膜的电分析化学研究

本文对新型结构的卟啉进行电化学聚合,制得聚卟啉修饰电极,并在此基础上直接进行金属化,得到金属化的Cu聚卟啉修饰电极。实验表明,聚卟啉修饰电极在pH1～6的范围,对pH的变化呈能斯特响应,斜率为59.8mV/pH;金属化Cu聚卟啉对pH也具有能斯特响应,范围为pH4～8,斜率为28.7mV/pH。可用于实际样品的测定。     

Photonic crystal waveguides and their applications

Two-dimensional （2D） slab photonic crystal waveguides （PCWGs） on silicon-on-insulator （SOI） wafer were designed and fabricated. Full photonic band gap, band gap guided mode, and index guided mode were observed by measuring the transmission spectra. Mini-stop-bands in the PCWG were simulated with different structure parameters. Coupling characteristics of PCWG were investigated theoretically considering the imperfections during the fabrication process. It was found that suppressing power reservation effect can realize both short coupling length and high coupling efficiency.     

Magnetic Phase Transition in Two-Dimensional CrBr3 Probed by a Quantum Sensor

Recently, magnetism in two-dimensional(2 D) van der Waals(vd W) materials has attracted wide interests. It is anticipated that these materials will stimulate discovery of new physical phenomena and novel applications. The capability to quantitatively measure the magnetism of 2 D magnetic vd W materials is essential to understand these materials. Here we report on quantitative measurements of ferromagnetic-to-paramagnetic phase transition of an atomically thin(down to 11 nm) vd W magnet, namely C...     

Slow Light by Two-Dimensional Photonic Crystal Waveguides

A simple and effective way to measure the group velocity ofphotonic crystal waveguides （PCWGs） is developed by using a fiber Mach-Zehnder interferometer. A PCWG with perfect air-bridge structure is fabricated and slow light with group velocity slower than c/80 is demonstrated.     

Reducing Insertion Loss of Photonic Crystal Couplers by Suppressing the Remained Power

We find that the increasing coupling strength can lead to a decreasing density of power inside the waveguide of a photonic crystal waveguide （PC-WG） directional coupler, which is called the mode power remaining phenomenon. This phenomenon is detrimental to achieving low insertion loss of the coupler. An improved structure of the PC- WG directional coupler is proposed by simply increasing the radii of air holes in the post coupling region. The simulation results demonstrate that the insertion loss can be reduced dramatically by suppressing the remained power, and therefore both the short coupling length （8μm） and low insertion loss （lower than 0.5dB） can be obtained.