Abstract

The resonant mechanisms associated with dual-grating dielectric resonant grating reflection filters are described by use of an interference approach. These structures consist of two modulated regions of equal period separated by a higher-index film region. We show that the spectral linewidth is dependent on the separation between the modulated regions and can range from theoretically zero to approximately four times what would be obtained by use of a single-grating geometry.

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