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High-performance refractive index sensor based on guided-mode resonance in all-dielectric nano-silt array

We propose a high-quality refractive index sensing by utilizing the characteristic guided-mode resonance (GMR) excited in a simple one-dimensional all-dielectric nano-slit array. We demonstrate a figure of merit up to 12000, which is higher than that achieved in most plasmonic refractive index senso...

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Published in:Physics letters. A 2019-04, Vol.383 (13), p.1478-1482
Main Authors: Lan, Guilian, Zhang, Song, Zhang, Hong, Zhu, Yuhang, Qing, Longyu, Li, Daimin, Nong, Jinpeng, Wang, Wei, Chen, Li, Wei, Wei
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Language:English
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Summary:We propose a high-quality refractive index sensing by utilizing the characteristic guided-mode resonance (GMR) excited in a simple one-dimensional all-dielectric nano-slit array. We demonstrate a figure of merit up to 12000, which is higher than that achieved in most plasmonic refractive index sensors. We show that high-quality sensing performance can be sustained over a broadband range in near infrared region with relatively large variations in both grating depth and angle of incidence. Such a GMR-based all-dielectric sensing device with the ease of fabrication is expected to hold great promise for realizing broadband refractive index sensors with high performance and compactness. •High-quality refractive index sensing utilizing the guided-mode resonance (GMR) excited in a one-dimensional all-dielectric nano-slit array.•A figure of merit up to 12000 is obtained, higher than that achieved in most plasmonic refractive index sensors.•High-quality sensing performance can be sustained over a broadband range in near infrared spectral region.•Ease of fabrication, broadband refractive index sensors with high performance and compactness.
ISSN:0375-9601
1873-2429
DOI:10.1016/j.physleta.2019.01.057