Abstract:A Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance (LSPR) biosensor based on a subwavelength grating structure is studied numerically for detection of bulk refractive change of aqueous environments such as biological buffer solutions. A high grating thickness of 40nm and a short grating period of 50nm are selected to evaluate numerically the effect of the other grating structural parameter i.e. fill factor (f.f) on the sensor performance including dispersion curve, sensitivity, FWHM, MRR and resonance angle. Evaluation sho… Show more
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