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Metal-clad waveguides

White, I. M. Suter, J. D. Oveys, H. Fan, X., Universal coupling between metal clad waveguide and optical ring resonators, Opt. Express 2007, 15, 646 651... [Pg.228]

Skivesen, N. Horvath, R. Pedersen, H. C., Optimization of metal clad waveguide sensors, Sens. Actuators B 2005, 106, 668 676... [Pg.440]

Fig. 4 Propagation loss versus core dimension for different (one-dimensional) waveguide types leaky capillary waveguide solid line), metal-clad waveguide dash-dotted line), ARROW waveguide with one dotted line) and five dashed line) ARROW layers... Fig. 4 Propagation loss versus core dimension for different (one-dimensional) waveguide types leaky capillary waveguide solid line), metal-clad waveguide dash-dotted line), ARROW waveguide with one dotted line) and five dashed line) ARROW layers...
Figure 1. Optical waveguides - a) dielectric slab waveguide, b) dielectric strip waveguide, and c) dielectric channel waveguides, d) optical fiber, e) metal-clad dielectric waveguide, and f) (degenerated) metal-dielectric waveguide. Figure 1. Optical waveguides - a) dielectric slab waveguide, b) dielectric strip waveguide, and c) dielectric channel waveguides, d) optical fiber, e) metal-clad dielectric waveguide, and f) (degenerated) metal-dielectric waveguide.
Zourob, M. Mohr, S. Fielden, P. R. Goddard, N. J., The development of a metal clad leaky waveguide sensor for the detection of particles, Sens. Actuators B 2003, 90, 296 307... [Pg.439]

Zourob, M. Goddard, N. J., Metal clad leaky waveguides for chemical and biosensing applications, Biosens. Bioelectron. 2005, 20, 1718 1727... [Pg.444]

Zourob M, Mohr S, Treves-Brown BJ et al (2005) An integrated metal clad leaky waveguide sensor for detection of bacteria. Anal Chem 77 232-242... [Pg.16]

TMM handles thin metallic films as well, as they are used in lO-sensors based on surface-plasmon-polaritons (SPP). SPPs appear at the dielectric-metal interface for TM polarization, exclusively. The sensor principle is to have a waveguide mode and the SPP close to resonance, and screen the resonance vs. angle or vs. wavelength to detect refractive index changes of the cladding. Figure 4 shows the resonance of the absorption vs. the... [Pg.255]

Figure 4(a) shows a metal-insulator-metal (MIM) gap. The solution to the gap is equivalent to that for a TM dielectric waveguide, except that the relative permittivity of the cladding layers is negative and the field is a hyperbolic cosine inside the gap. The equation to find the solution for the effective index of the MIM waveguide mode is as follows ... [Pg.162]

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