2008Acta Physica SinicaOpen access

Temperature measurement with one dimensional defect photonic crystal

Kai Tong, Cui Wei-Wei, Meiting Wang, Zhiquan Li, (1)燕山大学电气工程学院,秦皇岛 066004; (2)燕山大学继续教育学院,秦皇岛 066004

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Si and SiO2 were used as materials to build the one-dimension (1D) defect photonic crystal and the medium of detect layer is Si. Using transfer matrix method, the optical transmission properties in 1D defect photonic crystals was analyzed, and the band gap property of 1D photonic crystal was obtained. Because of the defect, the defect peak appears in the transmission spectra. According to thermo-optical effect and thermal-expansion effect the optical depth and index of the materials and the defect of photonic crystal vary when the temperature changes. So the temperature can be measured by the wavelength shift value of the defect peak. Using 1D defect photonic crystal an experimentation system was set up for temperature measurement. The result showed that there is a linear relationship between the temperature of photonic crystal and the wave-length of the peak. And the sensitivity of this measuring system is 0207nm/℃ and the measurement range is -20—120℃.

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Si and SiO2 were used as materials to build the one-dimension (1D) defect photonic crystal and the medium of detect layer is Si. Using transfer matrix method, the optical transmission properties in 1D defect photonic crystals was analyzed, and the band gap property of 1D photonic crystal was obtained. Because of the defect, the defect peak appears in the transmission spectra. According to thermo-optical effect and thermal-expansion effect the optical depth and index of the materials and the defect of photonic crystal vary when the temperature changes. So the temperature can be measured by the wavelength shift value of the defect peak. Using 1D defect photonic crystal an experimentation system was set up for temperature measurement. The result showed that there is a linear relationship between the temperature of photonic crystal and the wave-length of the peak. And the sensitivity of this measuring system is 0207nm/℃ and the measurement range is -20—120℃.

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Si and SiO2 were used as materials to build the one-dimension (1D) defect photonic crystal and the medium of detect layer is Si. Using transfer matrix method, the optical transmission properties in 1D defect photonic crystals was analyzed, and the band gap property of 1D photonic crystal was obtained. Because of the defect, the defect peak appears in the transmission spectra. According to thermo-optical effect and thermal-expansion effect the optical depth and index of the materials and the defect of photonic crystal vary when the temperature changes. So the temperature can be measured by the wavelength shift value of the defect peak. Using 1D defect photonic crystal an experimentation system was set up for temperature measurement. The result showed that there is a linear relationship between the temperature of photonic crystal and the wave-length of the peak. And the sensitivity of this measuring system is 0207nm/℃ and the measurement range is -20—120℃.

Key concepts: Photonic crystal, Materials science, Transfer-matrix method (optics), Band gap, Optoelectronics, Optics, Wavelength, Photonics

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