Phase-Shifted Bragg Gratings Based on Hybrid Plasmonics Structure

Jing Xiao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.901.21

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Phase-Shifted Bragg Gratings Based on Hybrid Plasmonics Structure

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An ultra-compact Bragg grating based on hybrid plasmonics is presented to achieve efficient wavelength selection by a resonate cavity, which is promising for many applications in integrated telecommunications systems.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 901)

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Jing Xiao*

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Hybrid Plasmonics Structure, Phase Shifted Bragg Gratings, SPP

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