Integrated devices that generate multiple optical resonances in the same volume can enhance on-chip nonlinear frequency generation, nonlinear spectroscopy, and quantum sensing. Here, we demonstrate circular Bragg antennas that exhibit… Click to show full abstract
Integrated devices that generate multiple optical resonances in the same volume can enhance on-chip nonlinear frequency generation, nonlinear spectroscopy, and quantum sensing. Here, we demonstrate circular Bragg antennas that exhibit multiple spatially overlapping, polarization-selective optical resonances. Using templated atomic layer deposition of TiO2, these devices can be fabricated on arbitrary substrates, making them compatible with a wide range of nonlinear materials and sensing targets, and couple efficiently to underlying films. In this work, we detail the design, simulation, and fabrication of all-dielectric multi-resonant bullseye antennas and characterize their performance using polarized broadband reflection spectroscopy.
               
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