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Label free sensing with Terahertz multiple ring resonators
Abstract
Apart from their relevance for spectroscopy and imaging, terahertz signals have attracted a lot of interest for sensing. In this paper, a label free terahertz sensor is proposed, which can be employed to detect the presence of molecules in the environment. The proposed sensor consists of an array of ring resonators, resonating at the frequency of f=1.2 THz. By providing full-wave numerical simulations, it is shown that the proposed sensor is able to sense the variation of the refractive index in the environment. The proposed structure is found to show larger sensitivity compared to previous reports. Our findings provide a novel platform to realize label free terahertz sensors with extremely large sensitivity.
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