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In this paper, we report on temperature dependence performances of a midwave infrared (MWIR) Ga-free InAs/InAsSb type-II superlattice (T2SL) barrier (XBn) photodetector grown by molecular beam epitaxy on n-type GaSb substrate. The T2SL structure, with a 3 µm thick active region, was processed in a mesa device in order to perform dark current measur...
Maës, Clément
The context of my thesis deals with infrared (IR) multispectral imaging and in particular with plasmonics, a field of electromagnetic optics whose the aim is to study and exploit surface waves existing at the interface between a metal and a dielectric. We seek to miniaturize optical functions thanks to nanotechnologies and more precisely to perform...
Druart, Guillaume Foucher, Pierre-Yves Doz, Stéphanie Watremez, Xavier Jourdan, Sophie Vanneau, Emmanuel Favier, Sylvain
Cryogenic cameras are an innovative alternative in the design of miniaturized infrared cameras using cryogenic detectors. We apply this technology to design a snapshot multispectral camera for gas leak detection. A UAV compatible demonstrator in a commercial Detector Dewar Cooler Assembly (DDCA) has been made and tested in the TOTAL Anomaly Detecti...
Le Guen, Laurédan Huchet, Florian
The rotary kiln is widely used for the thermal treatment of granular materials in various industries. A better understanding of the heat transfer phenomena, both inside and outside of the industrial rotary kiln, will lead to developing sustainable production techniques, such as materials recycling and heat waste recovery. The present paper summaris...
Emeric, Ludivine Deeb, Claire Pardo, Fabrice Pelouard, Jean-Luc
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Optics letters
Nanogap antennas are compelling structures for squeezing light into ultrasmall volumes. However, when gaps are shrunk to the nanometer scale, the mode losses dramatically increase. In this Letter, we report the conditions of critical coupling between the arrays of nanogap resonant metal-insulator-metal (MIM) antennas and free space. Adapting the an...
Fix, Baptiste Jaeck, Julien Bouchon, Patrick Bardou, Nathalie Héron, S. Vest, B. Haidar, Riad
Fabry-Perot (FP) like resonances have been widely described in nanoantennas. In the case of combination of nanoantennas, it has been reported that each cavity behaves independently. Here, we evidence the interferences between two FP absorbing nanoantennas, which has a strong impact on the optical behavior. While the resonance wavelength is only sli...
Maës, Clément Vincent, Grégory Gonzalez-Posada, Fernando Cerutti, Laurent Haidar, Riad Taliercio, Thierry
We present a theoretical and experimental study of a nanostructured guided-mode resonant (GMR) spectral filter operating in the long-wave infrared (LWIR) wavelength range. The component is made of III-V semiconductors: heavily n-doped InAsSb for the grating and GaSb for the waveguide of the GMR resonator. Angular and temperature dependencies are al...
Chatelard, Christian Sanchis Muñoz, Javier Krapez, Jean-Claude Mazel, Christophe Olichon, Vincent Barba Polo, Juan Frédéric, Yves-Michel Hélias, Franck Barillot, Philippe Legoff, I.
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Water leak detection in water transportation mains outside urban areas by airborne remote sensing has been assessed with a series of measurement campaigns in 2017 over SCP (Société du Canal de Provence-France) network in Provence (Fr). The most appropriate wavelengths and combination for revealing high moisture areas and artificial leaks coming fro...
Maës, Clément Vincent, Grégory Flores, Fernando González-Posada Cerutti, Laurent Haïdar, Riad Taliercio, Thierry
Published in
Optics letters
We present a theoretical and experimental study of guided-mode resonant (GMR) spectral filters made of III-V semiconductors and operating in the long-wave infrared (LWIR) wavelength range. In the scope of the colorization of infrared photodetectors, we used materials fully compatible with the epitaxial growth of Type 2 super lattice LWIR photodetec...
Maës, Clément Vincent, Grégory Gonzalez-Posada, Fernando Cerutti, Laurent Haidar, Riad Taliercio, Thierry
We present theoretical and experimental study of nanostructured guided-mode resonant filter, made of a highly doped InAsSb grating and a GaSb waveguide.