On-chip long-wave infrared gas sensor based on subwavelength grating waveguide
Jie Liao,
Dong Zhang,
Yuefeng Wang
et al.
Abstract:A long-wave infrared (LWIR) on-chip gas sensor based on subwavelength grating waveguide is proposed. By optimizing the grating structural parameters, the corresponding slow-light region is overlapped with the absorption spectrum of methane, which can greatly improve the light-gas interaction to achieve excellent sensing performance. The presented waveguide gas sensor is designed to operate at the wavelength of 7.70 μm, which corresponds to the methane absorption peak in the LWIR and exhibits a high slow-light … Show more
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