The large refractive index difference between Si and SiO2 makes it possible to realize ultrasmall photonic integrated circuits. A 5×5 ultracompact arrayed waveguide grating multiplexer based on 500×250 nm Si...The large refractive index difference between Si and SiO2 makes it possible to realize ultrasmall photonic integrated circuits. A 5×5 ultracompact arrayed waveguide grating multiplexer based on 500×250 nm Si nanowire waveguides is designed and fabricated by using the technologies of E-beam writing and amorphous-Si deposition. The mea- sured channel spacing is about 1.5 nm (close to the design value) and the channel crosstalk is about –8 dB.展开更多
A newly designed vacuum Compton gamma-ray detector with Ta-Al clad-metal electron converter plate is described. The detecting efficiency for 1.25 MeV gamma-ray is 7.85×10-3 electron/γ,which is 2.5 times higher t...A newly designed vacuum Compton gamma-ray detector with Ta-Al clad-metal electron converter plate is described. The detecting efficiency for 1.25 MeV gamma-ray is 7.85×10-3 electron/γ,which is 2.5 times higher than that with Fe converter plate. The designed detector has the merits of well processed and static vacuum keeping and can be used for intense pulsed gamma ray detecting.展开更多
文摘The large refractive index difference between Si and SiO2 makes it possible to realize ultrasmall photonic integrated circuits. A 5×5 ultracompact arrayed waveguide grating multiplexer based on 500×250 nm Si nanowire waveguides is designed and fabricated by using the technologies of E-beam writing and amorphous-Si deposition. The mea- sured channel spacing is about 1.5 nm (close to the design value) and the channel crosstalk is about –8 dB.
文摘A newly designed vacuum Compton gamma-ray detector with Ta-Al clad-metal electron converter plate is described. The detecting efficiency for 1.25 MeV gamma-ray is 7.85×10-3 electron/γ,which is 2.5 times higher than that with Fe converter plate. The designed detector has the merits of well processed and static vacuum keeping and can be used for intense pulsed gamma ray detecting.