Graphene-Based Microwave and Optical Devices

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Optics and Lasers".

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Interests: integrated optics; photonic crystals; plasmonics; graphene-based microwave and optical devices; nonlinear optics; microwave photonics
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Interests: design; fabrication and characterization of integrated photonic; graphene-based and plasmonic devices; metasurfaces; optical sensors; microwaves devices; antennas
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Dear Colleagues,

The quest for innovative and reconfigurable, optically-transparent devices has increased over the last few years. This growing research interest has been driven by the opportunity to combine photonic and microwave technologies along with the exceptional e.m. properties of two-dimensional materials, such as graphene, thus opening new research avenues in fields such as cloaking, camouflage, nonlinear photonics, electromagnetic antipollution systems, telecommunications systems (IoT and 5G), and THz devices. In this scenario, the aim of this Special Issue is to share the latest results, in the form of articles and reviews, in the framework of graphene-based devices that operate at both microwave and optical frequencies. The Special Issue topics include but are not limited to: photonic crystals, plasmonics, integrated optical trapping, nanophotonic and plasmonic devices for nonlinear optics, modulators, and optically transparent microwave devices, such as absorbers, smart antennas, filters, metasurfaces, and metamaterials, which integrate graphene layers, Original contributions and concise reviews on any topic related to their applications in the microwave and photonic domains are also welcomed.

Prof. Dr. Antonella D’Orazio
Dr. Marco Grande
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Keywords

  • Graphene microwaves Graphene photonics
  • Sensors
  • Metamaterials
  • THz devices
  • Photonic and microwave applications
  • Theoretical and experimental investigation of graphene-based devices

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Tuning of Graphene-Based Optical Devices Operating in the Near-Infrared
by Artem S. Vorobev, Giuseppe Valerio Bianco, Giovanni Bruno, Antonella D’Orazio, Liam O’Faolain and Marco Grande
Appl. Sci. 2021, 11(18), 8367; https://doi.org/10.3390/app11188367 - 09 Sep 2021
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Abstract
Graphene is a material with exceptional optical, electrical and physicochemical properties that can be combined with dielectric waveguides. To date, several optical devices based on graphene have been modeled and fabricated operating in the near-infrared range and showing excellent performance and broad application [...] Read more.
Graphene is a material with exceptional optical, electrical and physicochemical properties that can be combined with dielectric waveguides. To date, several optical devices based on graphene have been modeled and fabricated operating in the near-infrared range and showing excellent performance and broad application prospects. This paper covers the main aspects of the optical behaviour of graphene and its exploitation as electrodes in several device configurations. The work compares the reported optical devices focusing on the wavelength tuning, showing how it can vary from a few hundred up to a few thousand picometers in the wavelength range of interest. This work could help and lead the design of tunable optical devices with integrated graphene layers that operate in the NIR. Full article
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