Modeling, Optimization and Performance Analysis of Different Chemical and Biochemical sensors for Distinct Analytes

Kumar, Rohit; Bharti, Gaurav Kumar; Bindal, Ranjit Kumar

doi:10.1109/gcat55367.2022.9971864

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“…6,7 In the previous literature, the same advantages of silicon photonics have been considered in designing and modeling different sensors/ biosensors based on the variation of RI. [10][11][12][13][14][15] From the previous literature, the change in water concentration changes the RI of plasma, and the change in the RI of plasma changes the RI of blood. When the ribonucleic acid particles are increased in the infected cells compared with uninfected cells; this leads to the change in the RI in the nucleus and can be used as an indicator for detection.…”

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“…The lattice constant is defined as the distance between the two rods (a). [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] The silicon rods are placed in the X and Y directions in the air background on a silicon dioxide (SiO 2 ) slab. Figure 1 shows the top XY view of the proposed sensor.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In the proposed model, we optimized the RR structure, lattice constant, and height of the rods inside and outside the coupling cavity. In this paper, the sensitivity is defined as the ratio of shift in the resonance wavelength (Δλ) according to the change in the RI (Δn) and is given as [9][10][11][12]17 E Q -T A R G E T ; t e m p : i n t r a l i n k -; s e c 4 . 1 ; 1 1 6 ; 6 9 9…”

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“…Recent state-of-the-art methods have shown that the sensitivity for PhC-based viral and bacterial disease sensors is nearly 700 nm∕RIU. 11,17,19,21,23,30,31 Highly sensitive results can be achieved for certain diseases using the proposed sensor design. Tables 4 and 5 show the sensitivity in terms of nm/RIU for viral and bacterial diseases.…”

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“…[8][9][10] The proposed work is based on the spectrum analysis, which considers the variation of resonance wavelength. [11][12][13][14][15] In this paper, detection of the bacterial cells is performed using the well-established concept of RI change. The RI of a cell is different for unaffected and affected bacterial as well as viral cells.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Detection of viral and bacterial diseases using 2D photonic crystal-based elliptical ring resonator sensor

Sahoo

Varshney

2023

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Our proposed work analyzes and models the photonic crystal (PhC)-based elliptical ring resonator for detecting viral and bacterial infections. Optical sensors show extreme results as sensing devices. So, they are broadly accepted in the medical field for the rapid and effective diagnosis of diseases. Optical biosensors are designed to detect cancer, malaria, typhoid, tuberculosis, etc. The principle behind the working of optical biosensors is a shift in the peak resonance wavelength corresponding to the small changes in the refractive index values. Due to the rapid mutation and replication of viral pathogens in the human cell nucleus, there is high demand for sensors that provide accurate results for viral and bacterial diseases in seconds. Hence, optical biosensors can give results in a short amount of time with a high sensitivity. The proposed sensor achieved a high sensitivity of 881.25 nm∕RIU for tuberculosis and 555.55 nm∕RIU for hepatitis B. The quality factor and figure of merit is also calculated, and their values come out to be 624.37 and 346.38, respectively, in the case of typhoid and Bacillus cereus. The platform used for simulating the analytes is the finite-difference time-domain.

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Detection of viral and bacterial diseases using 2D photonic crystal-based elliptical ring resonator sensor

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Varshney

2023

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Agricultural soil health monitoring using photonic crystal fiber based on combined principles of surface plasmon resonance and interferometry for lead ion detection

Panigrahy,

Das,

Tripathy

2023

J. Nanophoton.

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.To monitor the health of agricultural soil, lead (Pb2 + ) ion measurement is essential. The various sensors for lead ion detection reported in the literature earlier are either expensive or have complicated designs. This inspired us to propose a fiber optic sensor that is simple in design, less expensive, and more efficient. A photonic crystal fiber (PCF)-unclad single mode fiber (SMF)-PCF hybrid configuration makes up the suggested sensor, and the sensing mechanism is based on a synergistic application of surface plasmon resonance and interferometry. It is shown that the suggested structure is easy to use for Pb2 + ion detection, in addition to other advantages in limit of detection (LOD) and sensitivity. The proposed structure is optimized to attain a LOD of 8.32 mg / kg, which is much less than the permissible limit of Pb2 + ions permitted in healthy agricultural soil, i.e., 100 to 400 mg / kg. Additionally, a polymer that is attached atop the gold layer and to which only Pb2 + ions can adhere ensures the sensor’s specificity. To the best of our knowledge, our proposed optical fiber-based sensor design and approach adopted to detect lead ions in agricultural soil are the first of their kind.

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Design of high-Q photonic crystal ring resonator incorporating Gaussian distributed inner rods for refractive index sensor

Biswas,

Rakshit,

Nayak

2023

Opt. Eng.

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Improvement of the quality factor has now been an active area of research due to the growing interest of researchers in the field of the photonic crystal-based ring resonator and its applications in photonic devices. The introduction of randomness into the photonic crystal structures has proved to be an effective way to enhance the quality factor. A theoretical model of photonic crystal structure with a size disorder of the rod radius is investigated. The radius of the inner rods of the ring is modulated with the Gaussian random distribution function. The effect of a change in the disorder parameter (standard deviation) on the quality factor of the photonic crystal structure and the effects on the quality factors for variation of the refractive index of the structure and the analyte sample are evaluated.

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Modeling, Optimization and Performance Analysis of Different Chemical and Biochemical sensors for Distinct Analytes

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Detection of viral and bacterial diseases using 2D photonic crystal-based elliptical ring resonator sensor

Detection of viral and bacterial diseases using 2D photonic crystal-based elliptical ring resonator sensor

Agricultural soil health monitoring using photonic crystal fiber based on combined principles of surface plasmon resonance and interferometry for lead ion detection

Design of high-Q photonic crystal ring resonator incorporating Gaussian distributed inner rods for refractive index sensor

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