We report theoretical results on the wavelength stability of a multisection master-oscillator power-amplifier emitting at 1064 nm. use traveling wave equation model to calculate optical output power and spectral maps versus currents injected into different sections device. The numerical explains quantitatively experimental findings, particularly collapse if current control section adjacent dist...

Abstract Fano resonance due to coupling of plasmon mode and Bragg modes is revealed without strong angular dependence based on Au nanoparticle distributed reflectors (Au NPoDBRs). This interference involves three-modes-coupling: the nanoparticle’s resonance, dispersive modes, non-dispersive modes. It can be interpreted as a consequence two processes: plasmonic between broad mode, narrowed mode....

We report an experimental study of a planar organic-inorganic microcavity consisting of a porous silicon distributed Bragg reflector, a single layer of acridina orange as active material and a top aluminum reflector. By tuning the cavity resonance energy around the maximum of the organic material photoluminescence, we found an intense emission and a spectral narrowing of the emission band to ab...

The purpose of this paper is to test the feasibility and affectivity of Bragg breakwaters on increasing wave energy by using wave conditions. The Bragg reflection phenomena will depend on the wavelength of surface waves and the spacing of the submerged breakwater. The spacing of the submerged breakwater is the most important parameter for designing a series of submerged breakwaters. In this pap...

In situ optical reflectometry at the wavelength of 488 nm was employed to control the growth of MgZnSSe/ZnSSe Bragg mirror stacks for the blue-green spectral region. 10and 20-period layer structures of MgZnSSe/ZnSSe were grown on GaAs ~100! epilayers by molecular beam epitaxy. A room-temperature peak reflectance of 86% was obtained for the 20-period structure at the central wavelength of 474 nm...