Resonator integrated optic gyro （RIOG） is a high-accuracy gyroscope based on the Sagnac effect. The waveguide- type ring resonator is a key rotation sensing element in the RIOG. An asymmetric resonance line shape is...Resonator integrated optic gyro （RIOG） is a high-accuracy gyroscope based on the Sagnac effect. The waveguide- type ring resonator is a key rotation sensing element in the RIOG. An asymmetric resonance line shape is found in the optic resonator. These asymmetries will induce offset errors when the phase modulation spectroscopy technique （PMST） is applied to the RIOG. The polarization errors and the difference among normal mode losses are found to be the two main sources of resonance asymmetry in an experiment. These sources are fully investigated and their contributions to the offset errors are compared. The analysis shows that proper modulation frequencies in clockwise （CW） and counterclockwise （CCW） directions can reduce an RIOG bias error. A transmissive resonator is recommended to obtain a better resonance line shape.展开更多
Mid-infrared （mid-IR） （2-20 μm） photonics has numerous chemical and biologic ＂fingerprint＂ sensing applications due to characteristic vibrational transitions of molecules in the mid-IR spectral region. Unfortun...Mid-infrared （mid-IR） （2-20 μm） photonics has numerous chemical and biologic ＂fingerprint＂ sensing applications due to characteristic vibrational transitions of molecules in the mid-IR spectral region. Unfortunately, compared to visible light and telecommunication band wavelengths, photonic devices and applications have been difficult to develop at mid-IR wavelengths because of the intrinsic limitation of conventional materials. Breaking a new ground in the mid-IR science and technology calls for revolutionary materials. Graphene, a single atom layer of carbon arranged in a honey-comb lattice, has various promising optical and electrical properties because of its linear dispersion band structure and zero band gap features. In this review article, we discuss recent research develop- ments on mid-IR graphene photonics, in particular ultrafast lasers and photodetectors. Graphene-photonics-based biochemical applications, such as plasmonic sensing, photo- dynamic therapy, and florescence imaging are also reviewed.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2016YFA02005003)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61274066,61504138,and 61474115)
文摘Resonator integrated optic gyro （RIOG） is a high-accuracy gyroscope based on the Sagnac effect. The waveguide- type ring resonator is a key rotation sensing element in the RIOG. An asymmetric resonance line shape is found in the optic resonator. These asymmetries will induce offset errors when the phase modulation spectroscopy technique （PMST） is applied to the RIOG. The polarization errors and the difference among normal mode losses are found to be the two main sources of resonance asymmetry in an experiment. These sources are fully investigated and their contributions to the offset errors are compared. The analysis shows that proper modulation frequencies in clockwise （CW） and counterclockwise （CCW） directions can reduce an RIOG bias error. A transmissive resonator is recommended to obtain a better resonance line shape.
文摘Mid-infrared （mid-IR） （2-20 μm） photonics has numerous chemical and biologic ＂fingerprint＂ sensing applications due to characteristic vibrational transitions of molecules in the mid-IR spectral region. Unfortunately, compared to visible light and telecommunication band wavelengths, photonic devices and applications have been difficult to develop at mid-IR wavelengths because of the intrinsic limitation of conventional materials. Breaking a new ground in the mid-IR science and technology calls for revolutionary materials. Graphene, a single atom layer of carbon arranged in a honey-comb lattice, has various promising optical and electrical properties because of its linear dispersion band structure and zero band gap features. In this review article, we discuss recent research develop- ments on mid-IR graphene photonics, in particular ultrafast lasers and photodetectors. Graphene-photonics-based biochemical applications, such as plasmonic sensing, photo- dynamic therapy, and florescence imaging are also reviewed.
