Xing-Ye星烨 Xiang向’s research while affiliated with Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications and other places

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Highly sensitive digital optical sensor with large measurement range based on the dual-microring resonator with waveguide-coupled feedback
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February 2014

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Chong-Xiu重秀 Yu余

We propose a novel high-performance digital optical sensor based on the Mach—Zehnder interferential effect and the dual-microring resonators with the waveguide-coupled feedback. The simulation results show that the sensitivity of the sensor can be orders of magnitude higher than that of a conventional sensor, and high quality factor is not critical in it. Moreover, by optimizing the length of the feedback waveguide to be equal to the perimeter of the ring, the measurement range of the proposed sensor is twice as much as that of the conventional sensor in the weak coupling case.

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... In the past decade, label-free optical biological and/or chemical sensors based on the SOI platform have been extensively studied, such as micro-resonator sensors [1][2][3], Mach-Zehnder interferometer sensors [4,5], Fabry-Perot resonator sensors [6], surface plasmon sensors [7], slot waveguide sensors [8], and grating sensors [9]. An optical microcavity is attractive for biochemical sensing because of highly sensitive spectral response around the resonance, compact size, simple fabrication, low sample consumption, multiplexing capability, and surface customizability for targeted biochemical sensing. ...

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Integrated label-free optical biochemical sensor with a large measurement range based on an angular grating-microring resonator
Highly sensitive digital optical sensor with large measurement range based on the dual-microring resonator with waveguide-coupled feedback