Analysis of photonic crystals for light-emitting diodes using the finite-difference time domain technique

Misha Boroditsky; R. Coccioli; Eli Yablonovitch

doi:10.1117/12.316682

Abstract

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The Finite Difference Time Domain method has been used to analyze the dispersion diagram of a photonic crystal comprised of a perforated dielectric slab and the properties of a micro-cavity formed by introducing a defect into such a crystal. Computational requirements of the method, its advantages and disadvantages, and results for the structure analyzed are discussed.

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