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Porous silicon - calcium fluoride plasma waveguide with asymmetric Ag film and its sensitivity characteristics

Wang Fang Chen Ya-Ke Li Chuan-Qiang Ma Tao Lu Ying-Hui Liu Heng Jin Chan

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Porous silicon - calcium fluoride plasma waveguide with asymmetric Ag film and its sensitivity characteristics

Wang Fang, Chen Ya-Ke, Li Chuan-Qiang, Ma Tao, Lu Ying-Hui, Liu Heng, Jin Chan
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  • In this paper, a porous silicon-calcium fluoride hybrid plasmonic waveguide (PS-CaF2 HPW) with an asymmetric silver film is studied. The PS-CaF2 HPW is composed of a PS strip waveguide deposited with asymmetric CaF2 and Ag thin film layers on an SiO2 substrate. In the mid-infrared (MIR) region, the mode characteristics and waveguide sensitivity of the mode in the PS-CaF2 HPW are simulated by using the finite element method (FEM). The results show that there are two fundamental modes (PM 1 and PM 2) with different polarization states in the PS-CaF2 HPW. The real part of the effective refractive index (Re(neff)), transmission loss (α), normalized effective mode field area (A), quality factor (FOM) and sensitivity (Swg) for each of the PM 1 and the PM 2 are studied and optimized. Moreover, the effect of temperature on the performances of the PS-CaF2 HPW is also analyzed. Firstly, the mode field distributions calculated by the FEM indicate that the mode field energy for each of the PM 1 and PM 2 in the PS-CaF2 HPW is mostly restricted to the PS layer and CaF2 layer. Comparing with conventional dielectric waveguides, the mode field energy of the PS-CaF2 HPW is well confined in the PS layer and CaF2 layer. The geometric parameters of the PS-CaF2 HPW are optimized by changing the geometric parameters (W1, W2, and W3). When W1 = 1500 nm, W2 = 300 nm, W3 = 70 nm, and the operating wavelength is ~3.5 μm, α and FOM are 0.019 dB/μm and 1594.99 for the PM 1, and α and FOM are 0.016 dB/μm and 1335.54 for the PM 2, respectively. Secondly, the waveguide sensitivity of the PS-CaF2 HPW is analyzed. The results show that the size of PS layer has a great influence on the waveguide sensitivity. The waveguide sensitivity decreases with the size of the PS layer increasing. In addition, the PS-CaF2 HPW has good temperature resistance. Moreover, temperature has almost no effect on Re(neff), nor α nor A nor FOM nor Swg in a temperature range from -40 K to 40 K. Finally, the fabrication tolerances of the PS-CaF2 HPW are demonstrated, and the good properties are maintained in a size tolerance range from -10 nm to 10 nm. With the advantages in propagation property and loss reduction, the PS-CaF2 HPW provides a feasible label-free biochemical sensing scheme and a method of polarization control devices.
      Corresponding author: Ma Tao, matao@htu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 62075057), Key Laboratory of Interfacial Physics Technology Project, Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant No. CASKL-IPT2003), Basic Research Project of Key Scientific Research Projects of Higher Education Institutions of Henan Province, China (Grant No. 19B510006), and the Ph. D. Program of Henan Normal University (HNU), China (Grant Nos. gd17167, 5101239170010)
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  • 图 1  非对称银膜的PS-CaF2混合等离子体波导示意图 (a)三维图; (b)波导截面图

    Figure 1.  Schematic diagram of Ag film coated asymmetric PS-CaF2 hybrid plasma waveguide: (a) 3D diagram; (b) cross-sectional view.

    图 2  W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm, W2 (= H2) = 300 nm和W3 (= H3) = 70时, 非对称银膜PS-CaF2混合等离子体波导中不同模式的模场分布图 (a) PM 1; (b) PM 2; 波导中心沿x方向的电场分布图 (c) PM 1; (d) PM 2; W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm和W2 (= H2) = 300 nm时, 无银膜普通波导的模场分布图 (e) TM01; (f) TE01; 波导中心沿x方向的电场分布图 (g) TM01, (h) TE01

    Figure 2.  Mode field distributions of (a) PM 1 and (b) PM 2; electric field distribution along the x axis of (c) PM 1 and (d) PM 2; mode field distributions of (e) TM01 and (f) TE01; electric field distribution along the x axis of (g) TM01 and (h) TE01 when W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm, W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70.

    图 3  PM 1和PM 2的Re(neff)和α随(a)W1 (= H1), (b) W2 (= H2) 和 (c) W3 (= H3)变化的规律, W1 (= H1), W2 (= H2) 和W3 (= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm

    Figure 3.  Re(neff) and α of the PM 1 and PM 2 with different: (a) W1 (= H1) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (b) W2 (= H2) at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (c) W3 (= H3) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm.

    图 4  PM 1和PM 2 的FOMA随(a)W1 (= H1), (b) W2 (= H2)和(c) W3 (= H3)变化的规律, W1 (= H1), W2 (= H2) 和W3 (= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm

    Figure 4.  FOM and A of the PM 1 and PM 2 with different: (a) W1 (= H1) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (b) W2(= H2) at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (c) W3 (= H3) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm.

    图 5  在不同的nc下, PM 1和PM 2的(a) Re(neff), (b) FOMA的变化规律, W1 (= H1), W2 (= H2) 和W3 (= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm

    Figure 5.  (a) Re(neff) and (b) FOM and A of the PM 1 and PM 2 with different nc as W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm, W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm.

    图 6  非对称PS-CaF2混合等离子体波导的PM 1 和 PM 2 的Swg 随(a) W1 (= H1), (b) W2 (= H2)和(c) W3 (= H3) 的变化规律, W1 (= H1), W2 (= H2) 和W3 (= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm; 无Ag膜波导的PM 1 和 PM 2 的Swg 随(d) W1 (= H1)和 (e) W2 (= H2)的变化规律, W1(= H1)和W2(= H2)分别取1500 nm和300 nm

    Figure 6.  with an asymmetric Ag film of Swg of the PM 1 and PM 2 in the PS-CaF2HPW with an asymmetric Ag films with different: (a) W1 (= H1) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (b) W2 (= H2) at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (c) W3 (= H3) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm. Without an asymmetric Ag film of Swg of the PM 1 and PM 2 in the waveguide without an asymmetric Ag film of with different (d) W1 (= H1) at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm; (b) W2 (= H2) at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm.

    图 7  W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm, W2 (= H2) = 300 nm和W3 (= H3) = 70 nm时, 在不同的ΔT下 (a) Re(neff), (b) α, (c) FOM和A的变化规律

    Figure 7.  (a) Re(neff), (b) α, (c) FOM and A with different ΔT as W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm, W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm

    图 8  制造流程 (a)在SiO2衬底上外延生长PS层; (b)电子束光刻使其成型; (c)涂上抗蚀剂; (d) 在PS上外延生长CaF2层; (e) 倾斜沉积金属Ag层; (f)电子束光刻使其成型, 并清除抗蚀剂

    Figure 8.  (a) Grow PS on a SiO2 substrate; (b) pattern the resist through E-beam lithography; (c) it is coated with a resist; (d) grow CaF2 layers epitaxially on a PS layer; (e) oblique deposition of metal Ag; (f) electron beam lithography moulds it and removes the resist.

    图 9  不同的尺寸容差下, PM 1和PM 2 的FOM的变化 (ΔFOM)随(a) ΔW1和ΔH, (b) ΔW2和ΔH2; (c) ΔW3和ΔH3的变化规律, W1 (= H1), W2 (= H2) 和W3 (= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm

    Figure 9.  The changes of FOMFOM) for the PM 1 and PM 2 with different dimensional tolerances: (a) ΔW1 and ΔH1 at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (b) ΔW2 and ΔH2 at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (c) ΔW3 and ΔH3 at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W2 (= H2) = 300 nm.

    图 11  不同的尺寸容差, PM 1和PM 2 的SwgSwg)随(a) ΔW1和ΔH1, (b) ΔW2和ΔH2, (c) ΔW3和ΔH3的变化规律. W1(= H1), W2(= H2) 和W3(= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm

    Figure 11.  The changes of SwgSwg) for the PM 1 and PM 2 with different dimensional tolerances: (a) ΔW1 and ΔH1 at W2(= H2) = 300 nm and W3(= H3) = 70 nm; (b) ΔW2 and ΔH2 at W1(= H1) = 1500 nm and W3(= H3) = 70 nm; (c) ΔW3 and ΔH3 at W1(= H1) = 1500 nm and W2(= H2) = 300 nm.

    图 10  在不同的尺寸容差下, PM 1和PM 2 的A 的变化(ΔA)随(a) ΔW1和ΔH1, (b) ΔW2和ΔH2, (c) ΔW3和ΔH3的变化规律. W1(= H1), W2(= H2) 和W3(= H3)分别取1500 nm, 300 nm和70 nm

    Figure 10.  The changes of AA) for the PM 1 and PM 2 with different dimensional tolerances: (a) ΔW1 and ΔH1 at W2 (= H2) = 300 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; (b) ΔW2 and ΔH2 at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W3 (= H3) = 70 nm; and (c) ΔW3 and ΔH3 at W1 (= H1) = 1500 nm and W2 (= H2) = 300 nm.

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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  14 April 2021
  • Accepted Date:  19 May 2021
  • Available Online:  15 August 2021
  • Published Online:  20 November 2021

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