Abstract
A guided-mode resonance mirror (GMRM) consisting of a subwavelength grating integrated in an optical waveguide on a highly reflective substrate was predicted to give interesting characteristics of high reflectance with a steep reflection-phase spectrum. This time, the characteristics were experimentally demonstrated for the first time. A GMRM of 1535 nm resonance wavelength was designed and fabricated for a vertically injected wave from the air with TE polarization. The reflectance was measured to be higher than −1 dB over the wavelength from 1520 to 1560 nm. The reflection phase varied by π for a wavelength change of 10 nm.
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