Abstract

This paper presents the full-wave analysis of commonly encountered optical periodic structures by the novel transmission-line matrix/integral equation (TLM-IE) method. The TLM-IE is a three-dimensional full-wave hybrid technique that combines the advantages of the numerical TLM method in dense finite regions and those of the IE method in open regions where simple Green functions are available. The pre-and postprocessing tools of the TLM-IE solver provide visualization and physical insight into the dynamics of electromagnetic propagation in such devices. The aim of this effort is twofold: 1) to analyze the diffraction and reflection characteristics of photonic bandgap gratings and 2) to define optimization guidelines for the Q factor of integrated dielectric resonators.

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