Abstract
We present a theoretical design for a photonic structure based on one-dimensional inhomogeneous p-erfect and defect loop waveguide network. The structure is composed of a segment of length d1 (where d1 = \(d_{1}^{'} + d_{1}^{{''}}\) ) connected to a loop of lengths d2 and d3 (where d2 = \(d_{2}^{'} + d_{2}^{{''}}\) and d3 = \(d_{3}^{'} + d_{3}^{{''}}\) ) and the permittivity of each piece of length di (i = 1, 2, 3) is different. We calculate the dispersion relation and transmission coefficient using the Green function method based on the interface response theory. The perfect loop waveguide generates photonic bandgaps depending on the number of cells and the structure parameters. The insertion of a defect in the structure generates defect modes inside the gaps. These defect modes can be precisely controlled in terms of frequency and transmission rate by tuning the length and permittivity of the defective segment. The proposed structure offers promising potential for the development of advanced photonic filters and other photonic devices.
