论文信息 - Pulse compression with superluminal group velocity in 1-D photonic bandgap coplanar waveguide

Pulse compression with superluminal group velocity in 1-D photonic bandgap coplanar waveguide

We report on the analysis and design of a Photonic BandGap coplanar waveguide (CPW) that jointly exhibits pulse compression and superluminal group velocity in the so-called anomalous dispersion region for a Gaussian modulated signal. The coupling of an analytical analysis method with an optimization algorithm enables the design of a coplanar PBG to reach the specified function. Measurements confirm our simulation data and the relevance of our approach. Further to these experiments, a discussion on snperlnminal velocity fundamentals is proposed.

A. Perennec | M. Le Roy | E. Lheurette

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