Nanoparticle using parallel split rings and implementation of chain for creating Fano resonance with polarization independence for energy harvesting in mid-infrared

Zarrabi, Ferdows B.; Hekmati, Reza; Bazgir, Maryam; Ebrahimi, Sepideh

doi:10.1007/s11082-018-1709-4

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“…The polarization of the incident electric field is a crucial parameter that affects significantly the intensity of the collected electric field within the nano‐antenna gap . For this reason, we have investigated the effect of the incident plane wave with different polarization angles.…”

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Parametric study of modified dipole nano‐antennas printed on thick substrates for infrared energy harvesting

Amara¹,

Oueslati

Eltresy

et al. 2019

Int J Numerical Modelling

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Three efficient infrared-printed dipole nano-antennas are designed on a dielectric substrate for infrared energy harvesting. The three printed dipoles have different shapes, namely, rectangular, curved bowtie, and elliptical. These antennas are designed in to collect maximum electric field in the gap between the two poles in the frequency band of 28to 29THz, which is chosen because the received infrared power is maximum at 28.3 THz. A parametric study of the three proposed dipole shapes is performed to increase the localized electric field as well as modify to achieve resonance frequency at 28.3 THz. A parametric study is carried out to determine the dipole length, width, gap size, substrate thickness, and ground plane thickness. Next, the three dipoles are exposed to different polarizations incident plane waves in order to study the effect of the polarization of the incident wave on the electric field induced in the gap and to compare the performances of the three designs. The comparison study shows that at 28.3 THz, the curved bowtie dipole shape collects a larger electric field than the rectangular and elliptical shapesdo. K E Y W O R D Scurvature bowtie, electric field, elliptical dipole nano-antenna, infrared (IR), plane wave, rectangular dipole nano-antenna

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Parametric study of modified dipole nano‐antennas printed on thick substrates for infrared energy harvesting

Amara¹,

Oueslati

Eltresy

et al. 2019

Int J Numerical Modelling

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“…Moreover, the filled cavities with other materials such as DNA 22 and Kerr 23 as reconfigurable structure or filled with silicon for increasing coupling have been presented 24 . The metamaterial structures has been considered for their special characteristic for designing microwave and optical devises and the split ring resonator (SRR) has been developed in verity of models where the gaps plays the role of capacitance and the metal strips are inductance 25 .…”

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Periodic stub implementation with plasmonic waveguide as a slow-wave coupled cavity for optical refractive index sensing

Tabatabaeian,

Kazemi,

Zarrabi

2024

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Optical biosensors based on plasmonic nanostructures have attracted great interest due to their ability to detect small refractive index changes with high sensitivity. In this work, a novel plasmonic coupled cavity waveguide is proposed for refractive index sensing applications. The structure consists of a metal–insulator–metal waveguide side coupled to an array of asymmetric H-shape element, designed to provide dual-band resonances. The sharp transmission dips and large field enhancements associated with dual-band resonances can enable sensitive detection of material under test. The resonator array creates a slow light effect to improve light-matter interactions. The structure was simulated using the finite integration technique as the full-wave technique, and the sensitivity and figure of merit were extracted for different ambient refractive indices. The maximum sensitivity of 1774 nm/RIU and high figure of merit of 2 × 104 RIU−1 for the basic model and 1.15 × 105 RIU−1 for the modified model were achieved, demonstrating the potential for high-performance sensing. The unique transmission characteristics also allow for combined spectral shaping and detection over a broad bandwidth. The simple, compact geometry makes the design suitable for on-chip integration. This work demonstrates a promising refractive index sensor based on coupled dual-band resonators in a plasmonic waveguide.

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A transparent and flexible metasurface with both low infrared emission and broadband microwave absorption

Shi

Wang

et al. 2021

J Mater Sci: Mater Electron

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Nanoparticle using parallel split rings and implementation of chain for creating Fano resonance with polarization independence for energy harvesting in mid-infrared

Cited by 18 publications

References 44 publications

Parametric study of modified dipole nano‐antennas printed on thick substrates for infrared energy harvesting

Parametric study of modified dipole nano‐antennas printed on thick substrates for infrared energy harvesting

Periodic stub implementation with plasmonic waveguide as a slow-wave coupled cavity for optical refractive index sensing

A transparent and flexible metasurface with both low infrared emission and broadband microwave absorption

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