Sensor integrated with light waveguides and micro-cavities based on light intensity detection
A technology for integrating optical waveguides and sensors, applied in the field of optical sensing, can solve the problems of demanding sensor technology and achieve the effects of process compatibility, easy integration, and simple design
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[0055] refer to figure 1 , the present invention is a sensor coupled based on a 3dB optical beam splitter and an optical microring, comprising a first 3dB optical beam splitter 1, a second 3dB optical beam splitter 2, a 2×1 optical beam combiner 5, a Sensing microring 3 , a reference microring 6 and a sample groove 4 . Wherein the sensing microring 3 is located in the sample groove 4 .
[0056] Taking the SOI material as an example, the cross-sectional size of the waveguide is 220nm×500nm, the radius of the reference microring 6 is 150 μm, and the radius of the sensing microring 3 is 149.13 μm.
[0057] refer to figure 2 , when the measured substance is pure deionized water (refractive index 1.33), since the structure and effective refractive index of the reference microcavity 6 and the sensing microcavity 3 are slightly different, the sensing microcavity 3 and the reference microcavity The free spectral widths of 6 are not equal. In order to reduce the cost of the sensin...
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