Optical XOR Interconnect Gate Based on Symmetric and Asymmetric Plasmonic Modes in IMI Structure Using Modified Kretschmann Configuration

Gholinejad, Jalal; Jafari, Kian; Abedi, Kambiz

doi:10.1109/wacowc.2019.8769997

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“…Figure 7 demonstrates the thickness effect on the transmittance results. As seen, a thickness of 20 nm has the same nonlinearity problem as mentioned about Ag, and this may be due to the symmetric/asymmetric plasmonic mode phenomenon 28 . Moreover, in this thickness a lower sensitivity is available as shown in fit data.…”

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Design of an integrable double-sided optoplasmonic gyroscope via a bent hybrid structure

Gholinejad,

Abedi

2024

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This paper presents an optoplasmonic gyroscope that employs a novel bent-hybrid structure, and works double-sided. The proposed device is integrable without moving parts, and simply has a robust configuration. The detection mechanism is based on surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs), and the sensor consists of a laser, a bent-metal layer, and a photo-detector (PD). Based on the simulations, the proposed gyroscope provides significant characteristics of a measurement range of ± 45000°/s, an optical sensitivity of 6.025 µ/(°/s), a total sensitivity of 2.41 µA/W(°/s), an ultra-high resolution ability of 16.598 µ°/s, and an accuracy of 99.999%. The dimensions are 5 × 5 × 5 µm3, and the measurement time is 1 ms. The operational wavelength is at visible range of λ = 630 nm. Additionally, the effects of various parameters, including metal material, metal thickness, and laser wavelength, on the gyroscope performance are comprehensively studied.

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