弱吸收基底上弱吸收薄膜的光学常数计算方法

采用一种相对简单而又精确的光度法来计算弱吸收基底上弱吸收薄膜的光学常数,为低损耗紫外薄膜的设计与实现提供了理论基础。采用JGS1型熔融石英基底,制备了MgF2与LaF3材料的单层膜,获得了JGS1型熔融石英基底及MgF2与LaF3薄膜的光学常数色散曲线。结果显示:在200 nm左右处,JGS1型熔融石英基底的吸收已经比较明显,消光系数在10-8量级,因此,应考虑基底的弱吸收,以提高薄膜光学常数的计算精度。     

Modeling of Multilayer Suspended Microstrip Line and its Discontinuities on CMOS Grade Silicon Substrate for Millimeter Wave Integrated Circuit Applications

Transmission line parameters such as characteristic impedance Z₀, effective dielectric constant ε_eff, attenuation constant α of suspended microstrip line on multilayer low resistively silicon substrate are investigated using full wave FEM simulator HFSS. Effect of variation in the thickness of Si₃N_4, polyimide and metal layers on attenuation are studied. Due to suspended nature, significant reduction in transmission loss is observed in the simulation at 60 GHz frequency. Discontinuities such as open end, gap and step in width of strip conductor are analyzed to extract their lumped equivalent circuits which can be used in the design of integrated circuits.     

1-THz low-noise SIS mixer with a double-dipole antenna

A quasi-optical mixer containing two Nb/Al/AlO_x/Nb superconducting tunnel junctions integrated into a NbTiN/SiO₂/Al microstrip line is studied experimentally in the 800–1000 GHz frequency range. The mixer is developed as an optional front end of the heterodyne receiver operating in frequency band 3 or 4 and incorporated into the HIFI module of the Herschel space-borne telescope. The double-dipole antenna of the mixer is made of NbTiN and Al films; the quarter-wavelength reflector, of a Nb film. The mixer is optimized for the IF band of 4–8 GHz. The double-sideband noise temperature T _RX measured at 935 GHz is 250 K at a mixer temperature of 2 K and an IF of 1.5 GHz. Within 850–1000 GHz, T _RX remains below 350 K. The antenna pattern is symmetrical with a sidelobe level below −16 dB.     

Hall Mobility of As‐Grown Cu2O Thin Films Obtained Via Electrodeposition on Patterned Au Substrates

Hall measurement of an electrodeposited Cu₂O film is rendered difficult as the bilayer structure of semiconductor on top of a conductive substrate obviates the measurement. Here, we propose the use of a patterned Au on glass substrate in line/space configuration for the Hall measurement of electrodeposited Cu₂O. A continuous, (111) oriented Cu₂O film was electrodeposited on 8 μm/2 μm Au‐line/space on glass substrate and Hall measurement was performed. The room temperature Hall measurement of the Cu₂O film on the patterned substrate indicates p‐type conduction with a hole concentration of 2.2 × 10¹⁷ cm^?3 and mobility of 4.7 × 10^?3 cm² V^?1 s^?1. Additionally, the temperature dependent resistivity exhibits a negative slope that is characteristic of a semiconductor. Therefore, the measured electrical characteristics can be attributed to the electrodeposited Cu₂O semiconductor film rather than the conductive substrate. This method can be applied for the Hall measurement of any other electrodeposited semiconductor by optimizing the line/space geometry of the conductive substrate.     

Transient analysis of dielectric step discontinuity of microstrip lines containing a nonlinear layer

Tansient signal propagation characteristics through step discontinuities on microstrip lines with nonlinear substrate are presented. In the proposed model structure, the transient electromagnetic wave propagates from microstrip line with linear substrate to one with nonlinear substrate or vice versa, where two structures are connected to create abrupt discontinuities. The distortions of transient signal through this two abrupt discontinuity structures are numerically simulated by three dimensional FD-TD method. Results show that the distortions of transient signal are evidently influenced by the density of electric field propagating along the microstrip line with nonlinear substrate.     

Cutting glass substrates with dual-laser beams

In order to improve the cutting quality, a dual-laser-beam method was proposed to cut glass substrates in the current study, where a focused CO₂-laser beam was used to scribe a straight line on the substrate, and a defocused CO₂-laser beam was used to irradiate on the scribing line to generate a tensile stress and separate the substrate. The finite-element-method (FEM) software ANSYS was applied to calculate the temperature distribution and the resulting thermal stress filed. Through experimental study, it concluded that the glass substrate can be separated along an expected path with dual-laser beams and the cutting quality can be improved comparing with the cutting using a defocused laser beam alone. The relation between the cutting speed and the defocused laser power was also investigated in cutting glass with this method.     

Simulation and design of a bandpass filter on metasubstrates

This work presents an analysis of the microstrip bandpass filter on metamaterial substrates. The filter is composed of two ring resonators with quarter-wavelength side-coupled sections. The filter input is provided, as well as the output port, using a quarter-wavelength side-coupled microstrip line section. Simulations by finite element method have been carried out to verify the effect of the metamaterial substrate properties on the filter performance, and to compare these results to those obtained considering isotropic substrate.     

Water vapor line width and shift calculations with accurate vibration-rotation wave functions

Calculations of H₂¹⁶O rotation-vibration line broadening and shifting due to N₂ pressure effects are performed using a semi-empirical approach. The calculations are based on impact theory modified by introducing additional parameters to extend the use of empirical data. These model parameters are determined by fitting the broadening and shifting coefficients to experimental data. The method is further developed by using anharmonic wavefunctions in the estimates of the line profiles. The main feature of the present calculation is the use of a complete set of high-accuracy vibration-rotation dipole transition moments calculated for all possible transitions using wavefunctions determined from variational nuclear motion calculations and an ab initio dipole moment surface. This approach explicitly takes into account all scattering channels induced by collisions. Results of these calculations clearly demonstrate improved agreement between observed and calculated parameters for both the line widths and the line shifts.     

Rotational CARS N2 thermometry: validation experiments for the influence of nitrogen spectral line broadening by hydrogen

Rotational coherent anti‐Stokes Raman spectroscopy (CARS) in fuel‐rich hydrocarbon flames, with a large content of hydrogen in the product gases (∼20%), has in previous work shown that evaluated temperatures are raised several tens of Kelvin by taking newly derived N₂ H₂ Raman line widths into account. To validate these results, in this work calibrated temperature measurements at around 300, 500 and 700 K were performed in a cell with binary gas mixtures of nitrogen and hydrogen. The temperature evaluation was made with respect to Raman line widths either from self‐broadened nitrogen only, N₂ N₂ [energy‐corrected‐sudden (ECS)], or by also taking nitrogen broadened by hydrogen, N₂ H₂ [Robert–Bonamy (RB)], Raman line widths into account. With increased amount of hydrogen in the cell at constant temperature, the evaluated CARS temperatures were clearly lowered with the use of Raman line widths from self‐broadened nitrogen only, and the case with inclusion of N₂ H₂ Raman line widths was more successful. The difference in evaluated temperatures between the two different sets increases approximately linearly, reaching 20 K (at T ∼ 300 K), 43 K (at T = 500 K) and 61 K (at T = 700 K) at the highest hydrogen concentration (90%). The results from this work further emphasize the importance of using adequate Raman line widths for accurate rotational CARS thermometry. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Relative intensities in X-ray photoelectron spectra: Part VII. The effect of elastic scattering in a solid on the angular distribution of photoelectrons escaping from samples covered with thin films of various thicknesses

The angular distributions of X-ray photoelectron peak intensity for (1) a semi-infinite sample, (2) a substrate sample covered with a film, and (3) an overlayer sample are calculated by the Monte-Carlo method. The elastic as well as the inelastic scattering of electrons in a solid is taken into account. In all cases the elastic scattering is shown to have a significant effect on both the absolute value of peak intensity and the angular distribution of photoelectrons. The electron mean free paths without inelastic collisions (λ_n) calculated using formulas derived without taking account of elastic scattering are shown to differ significantly from the real values. Moreover, the λ_n values calculated in this way are not physical constants at all, but depend for example on the film thickness and the intervals of photoelectron take-off angles under consideration. The elastic scattering effect is shown capable of explaining some difficulties which arise in the interpretation of experimental data reported in the literature on the basis of expressions derived taking into account only the inelastic interactions of photoelectrons with a solid.     

微带阵列天线的时域散射特性

本文用时域有限差分方法(FDTD)研究了微带阵列天线的时域散射场,分析了入射脉冲极化方向不同以及入射方向不同时的散射场的分布情况;讨论了时域散射场的时域波形以及频谱与微带阵列天线结构的关系;用散射场分离算法讨论了地板对于微带贴片阵列散射场的影响.研究发现,有限大地板的微带阵列天线的散射场主要是由地板的边沿电流产生的,同时微带贴片阵列的谐振频率与入射脉冲的极化方向有关,因此不同的极化方向对应于不同的散射频谱. 关键词： 时域散射 微带天线 FDTD     

Implementation of a double-scanning technique for studies of the Hanle effect in rubidium vapor

We have studied the resonance fluorescence of a room-temperature rubidium vapor exited to the atomic ⁵P_3/2 state (D₂ line) by powerful single-frequency cw laser radiation (1.25 W/cm²) in the presence of a magnetic field. In these studies, the slow, linear scanning of the laser frequency across the hyperfine transitions of the D₂ line is combined with a fast linear scanning of the applied magnetic field, which allows us to record frequency-dependent Hanle resonances from all the groups of hyperfine transitions including V- and Λ-type systems. Rate equations were used to simulate fluorescence signals for ⁸⁵Rb due to circularly polarized exciting laser radiation with different mean frequency values and laser intensity values. The simulation show a dependence of the fluorescence on the magnetic field. The Doppler effect was taken into account by averaging the calculated signals over different velocity groups. Theoretical calculations give a width of the signal peak in good agreement with experiment.     

A conical microstrip antenna with uniform substrate

A novel conical microstrip antenna with uniform substrate is investigated. The far field radiation patterns of wraparound microstrip antennas mounted on such a structure are studied theoretically. Results for a wraparound antenna of half-wavelength in width excited by TM₀₁ are given, which are verified accurate and efficient by the ones of wraparound cylindrical antennas when the cone angle is very small.     

Diode-laser spectroscopy: Temperature dependence of R (0) line in the ν4 band of CH4 perturbed by N2 and O2

In this paper, we present a line profile study of the R (0) line in the ν₄ band of methane diluted in nitrogen and oxygen, from room temperature to 153 K. The measurements were performed over a total pressure range from 14 to 128 mbar. The collisional broadening and narrowing (Dicke effect) coefficients are derived from a fit of the experimental spectra by using the soft and hard collision models, taking into account the Dicke effect. For higher pressures, we have fitted the data with a model taking into account simultaneously the Dicke narrowing and the speed dependence effect. Finally, we have deduced the parameter n of the temperature dependence (inverse power law) of the broadening coefficients for the CH₄-N₂ and CH₄-O₂ gas mixtures.     

Phase-reconstruction in photonic crystals from S-parameter magnitude in microstrip technology

A method based on Hilbert-transforms is used to reconstruct phase, group-delay and impulse response from magnitude-only information regarding the S ₁₁ and S ₂₁ parameters of photonic crystals (PC) constructed by periodically etching the ground plane of a microstrip line. Measurements show that for many practical cases this allows us to fully characterize the devices with a simple scalar network analyser instead of more sophisticated and expensive instrumentation, such as a vector network analyzer (VNA).     

Spectral Line HeII 6560 Å as a Sensor of the Electron Concentration in a Dense Plasma of a Current Sheet

Stark broadening of the spectral line HeII 6560 Å by plasma was studied. The profiles of the line HeII 6560 Å were calculated for different values of the electron concentration N_e. We used the quasi‐static approximation to account for the perturbing ions and the impact approximation to describe the perturbing electrons. The electron concentration N_e in the central region of a current sheet plasma was deduced by comparing the experimentally obtained profiles of the line HeII 6560 Å with the set of the theoretically calculated profiles of this line.     

On the broadening of the annihilation line

The broadening of annihilation line was studied with a Ge detector. The annihilation line was deconvoluted taking into account the instrumental resolution of 1.08 keV. The P_f in several metals are found. The contribution of core electrons to annihilation is deduced.     

Rectangular patch antennas over electromagnetic band gap structures

In this paper, I propose a new design of a defected structure (DS) for use as an electromagnetic band gap (EBG) configuration to enhance the performance of low profile microstrip antennas. The proposed defected structure embodies a honeycomb lattice of cylindrical air holes. The proposed DS is applied to three different configurations using a dielectric substrate (dielectric constant 6 and thickness 1.5 mm); namely: a dielectric substrate backed by a defected ground plane, a defected dielectric substrate backed by a normal substrate and a defected dielectric substrate backed by a defected ground plane. The simulated values of the transmission coefficient S ₂₁ for the last one show two well-defined stop bands around 8.5 and 9.5 GHz, respectively. The first band has been used to reduce mutual coupling in a microstrip array. On the other hand, the stop band defined around 9.5 GHz has been applied to enhance the characteristics of a rectangular patch antenna and improve the operational 10-dB bandwidth.     

Investigation of multilayer microstrip electrode for an asymmetric Mach–Zehnder modulator

In the condition of velocity matching and impedance matching, Mach–Zehnder modulator can obtain large bandwidth and low driving voltage. Based on Wheeler’s transformation of multilayer microstrip line, effective permittivity of microwave has been analyzed. Both the microwave index and characteristic impedance are affected by the thickness and the width of microstrip electrode. In order to achieve velocity matching and impedance matching simultaneously, a compensation layer is placed on the electrode. The optimal thicknesses of the electrode and the compensation layer as well as the width of electrode have been obtained. Based on single-mode condition, an asymmetric Mach–Zehnder modulator (AMZM) has been designed and simulated by effective index method and finite-difference beam propagation method (FD-BPM). The initial phase difference between the two arms of the modulator has been achieved 0.522π in the linear region. Comparing with the typical MZM, AMZM can get a larger value of f _3dB , increased by 67.32%.     

Xe-broadening coefficients of 12CH3D: a test of theoretical line shapes

We present the Xe-broadening coefficients for six lines belonging to the ν₃ band of ¹²CH₃D measured at room temperature with a diode-laser spectrometer. The collisional widths are obtained from least-squares fitting of each absorption line with theoretical line shapes. We used the well-known Voigt profile, the soft and hard collision models considering the collisional narrowing and also line shapes taking into account the speed dependence of the collisional cross-section. The results derived by these different models are compared with each other and with theoretical broadening coefficients. The calculations are based on a semiclassical impact formalism that includes the atom–atom Lennard–Jones potential for CH₃D–Xe interactions in which CH₃D is considered as a linear molecule.