Quasi-Photonic Crystal Fiber-Based Spectroscopic Chemical Sensor in the Terahert

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Quasi-Photonic Crystal Fiber-Based Spectroscopic Chemical Sensor in the Terahertz Spectrum: Design and Analysis

Abstract:
In this paper, a novel microstructure quasi-photonic crystal fiber design is proposed. Aimed at a high relative sensitivity, it is targeted for chemical sensing applications in the terahertz regime. A rigorous full-vector finite element method-based numerical investigation has been applied by employing an anisotropic perfectly matched layer for optimizing key parameters. Improved relative sensitivity responses of 78.8%, 77.8%, and 69.7% are achieved for targeted analytes ethanol, benzene, and water, respectively, at the operating frequency of f =1.3 THz. Moreover, confinement loss, effective area, power fraction, and numerical aperture are analyzed from 0.8 to 2.0 THz.

Source: IEEE Sensors Journal ( Volume: 18 , Issue: 24 , Dec.15, 15 2018 )

Link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8476569
Mohammad Monir Hossan
Senior Assistant Director (Faculty of Graduate Studies)
E-mail: monirhossain@daffodilvarsity.edu.bd