Abstract
We theoretically investigate the tunable dual- and multi-channel filter in one-dimensional aperiodic photonic crystals (PCs) embedded with graphene. The dielectrics slabs arrayed alternately submit to the Cantor sequence rule and graphene sheets are local at the interfaces of dielectrics layers. Cantor PCs are fractal structures and support a series of discrete resonant channels in transmission spectra, viz. fractal states. Consequently, dual- and multi-filtering channels could be achieved in the compound systems. The central wavelength of each channel and its value of transmission could be modulating by the chemical potential of grapheme and the incident angle as well. It shows that the dual-channel amplitude of transmission can be varied by over 100% and the multiple channels could be switched on and off by the chemical potential of graphene. This study will be very helpful in designing tunable optical filters.
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