Second Harmonic Generation Slot Waveguide

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• Slot Waveguide Antenna
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Slot Waveguide Antenna

Waveguide Slot Array

Quadratic phase matching slot waveguide second harmonic mode second harmonic generation phase velocity matching second harmonic wide spectral range phase-matched second-harmonic generation pioneering work optical society birefringent phase-matching conversion efficiency spatio-temporal overlap america ocis code non-critical pm state-of-the-art nanotechnology several approach frequency doubling nanosized quadratic waveguide form birefringence studied nonlinear process waveguide dispersion. In the metal-clad plasmonic double-slot waveguide, the PMC between the zeroth mode at the fundamental wave (FW) and the second mode at the third harmonic (TH) is achieved. Taking advantage of the channel plasmon polariton (CPP), the electric fields at both FW and TH are tightly confined in the slot region. We theoretically propose an internal asymmetric plasmonic slot waveguide (IAPSW), containing two different materials in the slot region. The IAPSW is used for second harmonic generation (SHG) at a wavelength of 1.55 μm.