Abstract
Abstract We investigate optical bound states in the continuum (BICs) supported by a photonic crystal (PhC) slab penetrated with two periodic rectangular hole arrays embedded each other parallelly and vertically. It proves that the tunable off- Γ BICs can be found in the structure of both types, but the at- Γ BICs can only be obtained in the parallel structure. Quality factors (Q-factor) are obtained extremely high exceeding 105 for both types of structures. The tunable off- Γ BICs can be modulated by the structure parameters. Especially, the sensitivity of the resonant wavelength on the surrounding medium refractive index change is very large for the structure in both types, and tunable off- Γ BICs can be tuned by varying the environmental index. The results above accord well from the finite difference time domain method (FDTD) and the temporal coupled mode theory (CMT), which are beneficial to design practical resonance elements based on optical BICs in various new optical applications.
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