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Metallic Optical Nanostructures: a Solution for Planar Integrated Sensors on Waveguides

Hans Peter Herzig, Qing Tan, Armando Cosentino
2010
Conference Papers

Abstract

We study the optical properties of two different metallic nanostructure arrays for lable-free sensing applications. The sensors are optimized to detect refractive index (RI) variations. The optical interaction between light and analyte is enhanced by field localization in the metallic cavity

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