Enhanced nonlinear optical response from dihydroxy(5,10,15,20-tetraphenyl porphyrinato)tin(iv) or SnTPP in a fully plastic photonic crystal microcavity
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M. V. Vijisha, V. V. Sini, N. K. Siji Narendran, K. Chandrasekharan
An all-plastic one dimensional photonic crystal microcavity incorporating a porphyrin based defect, with enhanced nonlinear optical properties is demonstrated. The results suggest that our system can be a potential candidate towards the realization of flexible and thus reconfigurable low power photonic devices suitable for low cost-scale integrated photonics technology.
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