Abstract:
The luminescent response of a two-dimensional photonic crystal based on a hybrid structure formed from a synthetic opal film covered with an emitting layer of hydrogenated amorphous silicon-carbon alloy has been studied. Spectral-angular dependencies of photoluminescence intensity of the synthesized structure were recorded using spectral Fourier microscopy. In the spectral-angular dependencies of photoluminescence intensity in the visible wavelength range, characteristic peaks were observed, the appearance of which is associated with the interaction of radiation from $a$-Si:C:H nanoclusters with the emitting modes of the two-dimensional photonic crystal, characterized by a low group velocity.