Abstract
A compact nanoscale wavelength band-stop filter with aperture embedded in double-ring resonator is proposed and numerically investigated by using Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method. With a narrow aperture created between embedded double rings, the modes of the split-ring cavity can be modulated by the aperture in different manners when the parameters of the aperture are changed. Furthermore, the absorption peaks of resonator modes can be selectively inhibited by altering the positions of the aperture without changing outer size of the resonator. Based on above characteristics, a 1×2 multiple-contact channel selector is designed with a rotating aperture which can select the output waveguide. The proposed filter and selector have potential applications in highly integrated optical circuits.
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