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Multiband terahertz absorber based refractive index sensor
This paper presents a metamaterial-based multiband Terahertz (THz) absorber for Refractive Index sensing applications. Its unit cell dimensions are 10 × 10 × 1.61 μm3. It has 10 peaks at 03.33, 06.332, 11.614, 20.012, 21.076, 25.598, 28.296, 32.514, 35.82, and 38.442THz with absorption values of 97.29 %, 96.70 %, 95.47 %, 98.63 %, 99.95 %, 97.97 %, 96.91 %, 96.40 %, 96.11 %, and 99.63 % respectively coupled into seven bands having FWHM values of 0.331, 0.596, 1.158, 2.434, 4.875, 1.560, and 4.914THz. It is quasi-polarization insensitive. Its A ≥ 80 % performance is stable for incident angle variations upto 40o. It has merits of volume reduction upto 99.8 %, ten peaks with A ≥ 95 %, and seven FWHM bands. Its six peak refractive index sensing configurations has a sensitivity variation from ∼0.27THz/RIU to 3.67THz/RIU with FOM varying from 0 to 16 RIU−1and quality factor variations in the range of ∼0.27 - ∼212. This sensor can approximate the refractive index of unknown materials with an error of less than 0.3 %.
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