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Tailoring Fano Resonance for Flat-Top Broadband Reflectors Based on Single Guided-Mode Resonance
We investigated on the interaction between a single guided-mode resonance and Fabry-Perot resonance (FPR) in a high contrast grating (HCG) from a viewpoint of Fano resonance. It has been found that the background reflection due to the FPR in the HCG is useful to implement flat-top broadband reflectors via tailoring the phase polarity of Fano resonance. The novel conceptual approach was elucidated theoretically with the temporal coupled-mode theory (TCMT), which was confirmed by the Si HCG broadband reflector design of 380-nm bandwidth for R > 99.9 from 1400 to 1780 nm (a fractional bandwidth of 24.5%). The TCMT model was in good agreement with the rigorous coupled wave analysis calculation. We believe that our approach provides expanded understanding on Fano resonance in a grating, enabling more intuitive and simpler design of a flat-top broadband reflector with grating structures.
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