Abstract

The optimized method of extending the omni-photonic band gap (omni-PBG) was discussed based on analyzing the P-wave reflectivity characteristics in one-dimensional (1D) periodic multilayer film. A visible omnidirectional reflector with hybrid structure was designed using P-wave compensated overlapping in angle domain. The experimental result was in good agreement with the theoretical simulation.

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