The authors report on a quantum well infrared detector embedded in a surface-plasmon waveguide and processed into a deeply etched photonic crystal structure. The device was characterized by collecting the polarization dependent response spectra at different angles of incidence. With this method it is possible to map the photonic band structure by directly detecting the modes of the photonic crystal. It therefore represents a new and direct characterization procedure for photonic crystals. The device shows a strong mixing between TE and TM polarized modes, which is caused by the asymmetric vertical waveguide design.
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