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Cite this article as: Wang Ye-Zhuang,Shen Hong-Jun,Chen Jun-Kun,Wang Ya-Wen. Quadruple Fano Sensing Based on Three Rectangular Resonant Cavity Non pass MIM Wave guide [J]. J. At. Mol. Phys.(原子与分子物理学报), 2025, 42: 035002 (in Chinese)
Quadruple Fano Sensing Based on Three Rectangular Resonant Cavity Non pass MIM Wave guide
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DOI   10.19855/j.1000-0364.2025.035002
Key Words   Metal-Insulator-Metal  Sensor  Resonant Cavity  Fano resonance  Sensitivity
Author NameAffiliationE-mail
Wang Ye-Zhuang 宁夏大学物理学院 1324146636@qq.com 
Shen Hong-Jun* 宁夏大学物理学院 shenhongj2004@126.com 
Chen Jun-Kun 宁夏大学物理学院  
Wang Ya-Wen 宁夏大学物理学院  
Abstract
    In order to obtain a highly sensitive biosensor, in this paper, a non pass metal insulator metal (MIM) wave guide sensor that can excite quadruple Fano resonance is designed. The top and bottom symmetric structure is adopted, and a vertical rectangular cavity and two horizontal rectangular cavities interact with the bus wave guide to obtain the quadruple Fano resonance. The finite difference time domain (FDTD) method is used to calculate the transmission characteristics of the structure and the normalized magnetic field in the Z direction, and the mechanism of its Fano resonance is analyzed in detail. By calculating the transmission spectrum adjusted by the structural geometric parameters, it is obtained that the transmission and resonance position of the four Fano resonance peaks can be independently adjusted by changing the structural geometric parameters. In addition, it was found that adding different concentrations of glucose solutions to the structure can achieve high refractive index sensing sensitivity (S), the highest sensitivity can reach 2736.98nm/RIU, indicating that this structure has high sensitivity to changes in refractive index, This provides a new approach for designing and optimizing nanometre scale refractive index sensors, which can be applied for performance testing before circuit construction.

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