Investigation of the characteristics of the band gap on a refractive index of materials

Authors

  • А.И. Филипенко
  • А.Н. Донсков

Abstract

Propagation of electromagnetic waves in a photonic crystal made of GaAs was considered. The propagation of the transverse component of the electromagnetic radiation (TE wave) in the wavelength range from 0.2 to 2 microns was also considered. Dependence of the characteristics of the photonic band gap on the refractive index of the used material was defined.

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Филипенко, А., & Донсков, А. (2017). Investigation of the characteristics of the band gap on a refractive index of materials. Radiotekhnika, 2(189), 166–171. Retrieved from http://rt.nure.ua/article/view/184432

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No. 189 (2017): Radiotekhnika

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