Abstract
A deep-subwavelength imaging of the optical-guided modes localized in silicon microring resonators, obtained with a polarization-sensitive Fano-imaging technique, is demonstrated. We merge together near-field scanning optical microscopy and resonant forward scattering spectroscopy, leading to near-field hyperspectral imaging without the need of embedded light emitters or evanescent light coupling into the microring. The combined analysis of the observed Fano-like spectral line shapes and of the near-field intensity spatial distributions, supported by accurate numerical calculations, gives a clear discrimination between the TE and the TM modes.
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La China, F., Intonti, F., Caselli, N., Lotti, F., Sarti, F., Vinattieri, A., … Gurioli, M. (2015). Near-Field Fano-Imaging of TE and TM Modes in Silicon Microrings. ACS Photonics, 2(12), 1712–1718. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsphotonics.5b00327
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