Numerical simulation reveals intensity-dependent band gap narrowing in nonlinear dispersive photonic crystals, indicating potential applications for optical switching devices.
The analysis of band structure of one-dimensional (1-D) photonic crystal containing dispersive and non-linear dispersive materials has been presented. The band spectra for the different combination of photonic crystals have been calculated by the well-known plane wave expansion method. The effect of the dispersive and non-linear materials on the band structures has been determined. The third-order nonlinearity has been considered in the non-linear material, and Lorentz–Drude model has been taken for dispersive material. The band gaps of considered photonic crystal are affected by the nonlinearity in the presence of dispersive material like gold. We have observed that the normalized frequency difference between photonic bands decreases on increasing intensity of input beam. This work may be useful in optical switching devices.
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