Nanoscale multi-beam lithography of photonic crystals with ultrafast laser.
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ABSTRACT: Photonic crystals are utilized in many noteworthy applications like optical communications, light flow control, and quantum optics. Photonic crystal with nanoscale structure is important for the manipulation of light propagation in visible and near-infrared range. Herein, we propose a novel multi beam lithography method to fabricate photonic crystal with nanoscale structure without cracking. Using multi-beam ultrafast laser processing and etching, parallel channels with subwavelength gap are obtained in yttrium aluminum garnet crystal. Combining optical simulation based on Debye diffraction, we experimentally show the gap width of parallel channels can be controlled at nanoscale by changing phase holograms. With the superimposed phase hologram designing, functional structures of complicate
SUBMITTER: Li J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10317996 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Jul
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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