Wavelength-selective infrared Salisbury screen absorber

Joo-Yun Jung; Jong Yeon Park; Sangwook Han; Aniruddha S. Weling; Dean P. Neikirk

doi:10.1364/AO.53.002431

Applied Optics
Vol. 53,
Issue 11,
pp. 2431-2436
(2014)
•https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.53.002431

Wavelength-selective infrared Salisbury screen absorber

Joo-Yun Jung, Jong Yeon Park, Sangwook Han, Aniruddha S. Weling, and Dean P. Neikirk

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Joo-Yun Jung, Jong Yeon Park, Sangwook Han, Aniruddha S. Weling, and Dean P. Neikirk, "Wavelength-selective infrared Salisbury screen absorber," Appl. Opt. 53, 2431-2436 (2014)

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Abstract

Experimental long wavelength infrared spectral response characterization of a narrowband Salisbury screen absorber suitable for use in microbolometer focal plane arrays is presented. We have demonstrated a microfabricated germanium dielectric support structure layer that replaces the usual silicon nitride structural layer in microbolometers. The fabricated Salisbury screen absorber consists of a chromium resistive sheet as an absorber layer above a germanium dielectric/air-gap/interference structure. In order to produce wavelength-selective narrowband absorption, the general design rules for the germanium dielectric supported Salisbury screen show that the thickness of the air gap should be a half wavelength thick and the optical thickness of the germanium layer a quarter dielectric wavelength thick.

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$λ_{c}$	8 μm (Blue Dashed)		10 μm (Black Solid)		12 μm (Red Dotted)
$R_{s} (Ω / □)$	444		459		535
$d_{1} (μm)$	2.1	$λ_{c} / n$	2.5	$λ_{c} / n$	1.6	$λ_{c} / (2 n)$
$d_{2} (μm)$	0.5	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.6	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.7	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$
$d_{3} (μm)$	3.9	$λ_{c} / 2$	5.0	$λ_{c} / 2$	6.0	$λ_{c} / 2$

$λ_{c}$	8 μm (Blue Dashed)		10 μm (Black Solid)		12 μm (Red Dotted)
$R_{s} (Ω / □)$	377		377		377
$d_{1} (μm)$	0	0	0	0	0	0
$d_{2} (μm)$	0.5	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.625	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.75	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$
$d_{3} (μm)$	4.0	$λ_{c} / 2$	5.0	$λ_{c} / 2$	6.0	$λ_{c} / 2$

$λ_{c}$	8 μm (Blue Dashed)		10 μm (Black Solid)		12 μm (Red Dotted)
$R_{s} (Ω / □)$	444		459		535
$d_{1} (μm)$	2.1	$λ_{c} / n$	2.5	$λ_{c} / n$	1.6	$λ_{c} / (2 n)$
$d_{2} (μm)$	0.5	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.6	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.7	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$
$d_{3} (μm)$	3.9	$λ_{c} / 2$	5.0	$λ_{c} / 2$	6.0	$λ_{c} / 2$

$λ_{c}$	8 μm (Blue Dashed)		10 μm (Black Solid)		12 μm (Red Dotted)
$R_{s} (Ω / □)$	377		377		377
$d_{1} (μm)$	0	0	0	0	0	0
$d_{2} (μm)$	0.5	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.625	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$	0.75	$λ_{c} / (4 n)$
$d_{3} (μm)$	4.0	$λ_{c} / 2$	5.0	$λ_{c} / 2$	6.0	$λ_{c} / 2$

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