Nanoantenna Integrated Thermomechanical Infrared Detector

We numerically studied the nanoantenna integrated thermomechanical mid-infrared detector working at room temperature based on bi-material structures. Three separate bilayer configurations are investigated and optimized for maximum thermomechanical deflection. The integrated optical nanoantennas are...

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Published in:Plasmonics (Norwell, Mass.) Mass.), 2017-12, Vol.12 (6), p.1921-1927
Main Authors: Yang, Ao, Yang, Kecheng, Tan, Xiaochao, Li, Junyu, Guo, Song, Zhou, Lun, Tian, Xin, Liu, Huan, Song, Haisheng, Tang, Jiang, Liu, Feng, Zhu, Alexander Yutong, Guo, Qiushi, Yi, Fei
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Biochemistry
Biological and Medical Physics
Biophysics
Biotechnology
Chemistry
Chemistry and Materials Science
Configurations
Infrared detectors
Nanoantennas
Nanotechnology
Polarimetry
Sensors
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description We numerically studied the nanoantenna integrated thermomechanical mid-infrared detector working at room temperature based on bi-material structures. Three separate bilayer configurations are investigated and optimized for maximum thermomechanical deflection. The integrated optical nanoantennas are geometrically tuned to reach the highest optical absorption at 6 μm. Thermal time constants and fundamental noise equivalent powers of the three bilayer configurations are also calculated. We also discuss the potential implementation of our detector in infrared polarimetry.
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