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Lecture 2

The lecture notes cover key concepts in photonics, including Snell's Law, total internal reflection (TIR), and Fresnel's Equations, which describe the behavior of light at interfaces. It discusses critical angles, phase changes, and the characteristics of evanescent waves, as well as reflectance and transmittance formulas. Additionally, the notes address anti-reflection coatings to minimize reflection through destructive interference.

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Lecture 2

The lecture notes cover key concepts in photonics, including Snell's Law, total internal reflection (TIR), and Fresnel's Equations, which describe the behavior of light at interfaces. It discusses critical angles, phase changes, and the characteristics of evanescent waves, as well as reflectance and transmittance formulas. Additionally, the notes address anti-reflection coatings to minimize reflection through destructive interference.

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2016년 2학기

광전자 공학
Lecture note # 2

담당교수 : 한 상 국
Snell’s Law & TIR
 Refraction
 Let t is time from B to B’
BB ' AA'
 AB '  
sin  i sin  t
 where BB '   p1t , AA'   p 2t
sin  i  p1 n2
   , n1 sin i n 2 sin t
sin  t  p 2 n1

 Reflection
 Wavefront AB  A’’B’
 p1t  p1t
 TIR ( n1  n2 )  AA’’ = BB’ = 
p1t
AB '     
sin i sin  r i r
 critical angle (  c when  t  90 o )
n2
 sin  c 
n1
 when i  c , no transmitted
wave but a reflected wave (TIR)
 sin t  1 (evanescent wave)

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Fresnel’s Equations
 Field analysis : magnitude and phase variations in reflection and refraction
 TE(transverse electric) vs TM(transverse magnetic) waves
 Boundary condition
 Etangential & Btangential are continuous across the boundary (y=0)
n n n2
 B┴  E// , B//  E┴ , n 
c c n1
 Fresnel’s Equations (Amplitude)  Boundary condition & Snell’s law

r┴ 
Ero, ┴


cos  i  n 2  sin 2  i  1/ 2

t┴ 
Eto, ┴

2 cos  i
cos   n   
1/ 2 (TE)
Eio, ┴ i
2
 sin 2
i Eio, ┴ cos  i  n  sin  i
2 2 1/ 2

r// 
Ero, //

n 2
 sin 2  i 1/ 2
 n 2 cos  i
t // 
Eto, //

2n cos  i
Eio, // n 2
 sin 2 
i
1/ 2
 n 2 cos  i Eio, // 
n 2 cos  i  n 2  sin 2  i 1/ 2
(TM)

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Fresnel’s Equations
r┴ 1  t ┴ , r//  nt//  1
 complex r & t , r  r exp( j ) r = reflection magnitude
 = phase shift in reflection
 Normal incident (  i  0 o
)
n1  n2
r//  r┴ 
n1  n2
 Brewster’s angle ( B ) (TM mode)
n2
r//  0 when  i   r  tan
1
 when   0 o ,  r   t  90 0
n1
reflection vanishes
i r  n1 sin  r  n2 sin t ,  t  90 0   r
n1 
n1 sin r  n2 cosr

n2  r  tan 1 (n2 n1 )
t  useful in polarizer
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Phase change in TIR
 r  r exp( j )
 when i  c ( sin   n , TIR )
c

r  1  exp( j ) for both TE & TM (same amplitude)

 1  [sin 2  i  n 2 ]1/ 2  
2
  2 1/ 2
 tan ┴   1 1
, tan //    
[sin i n ] (phase changes)
2  cos  i 2 2  n cos i
2

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Evanescent wave in TIR
 when i  c
Et , ┴( y, z , t )  exp(  2 y ) exp( j[t  ki sin  i z ])

2 2 1 2 
•   2n  n n 2 sin 2   1
i 1/ 2
attenuation coefficient

•   1 2 penetration depth

Reflectance & Transmittance


I  (light intensity = energy in a unit area) 2  
 1 1
E0  cn 0 E0
2 2
r 0
2
2 2
Ero, ┴ Ero, //
R//   r//
2 2
 R┴  2
 r┴ , 2  intensity change
Eio, ┴ Eio, //
2 2
n2 Eto, ┴ n  2 n E n   incident from 1 to 2
T┴    2  t ┴ , T//  2 to, //   2  t //
2
2
 n1 
2 n 
n1 Eio, ┴ n1 Eio,//  1
2
n n  4n1n2
R  R┴  R//   1 2  , T  T┴  T//   normal incidence

 1 2
n n ( n1  n2 ) 2

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AR(Anti-reflection) coating

 To minimize the reflection from 3 surface


 Optical path difference between A & B  destructive interference
K 2d  m , K  2 n2

 d  m  
 (quarter wavelength)
 4n2 
 Same amplitude of A & B
2 2
 n1  n2   n2  n3 
     n2  n1n3
n 
 1 2  2 3
n n  n

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