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29 April 2016 Numerical analysis of a 3D optical sensor based on single mode fiber to multimode interference graphene design
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In this paper, the simulation and design of a waveguide for water turbidity sensing are presented. The structure of the proposed sensor uses a 2x2 array of multimode interference (MMI) coupler based on micro graphene waveguide for high sensitivity. The beam propagation method (BPM) are used to efficiently design the sensor structure. The structure is consist of an array of two by two elements of sensors. Each element has three sections of single mode for field input tapered to MMI as the main core sensor without cladding which is graphene based material, and then a single mode fiber as an output. In this configuration MMI responses to any change in the environment. We validate and present the results by implementing the design on a set of sucrose solution and showing how these samples lead to a sensitivity change in the sensor based on the MMI structures. Overall results, the 3D design has a feasible and effective sensing by drawing topographical distribution of suspended particles in the water.
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Kussay N. Mutter, Zubir M. Jafri, and Kok Chooi Tan "Numerical analysis of a 3D optical sensor based on single mode fiber to multimode interference graphene design", Proc. SPIE 9899, Optical Sensing and Detection IV, 98992B (29 April 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2227605
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KEYWORDS
Waveguides

Multimode interference devices

Cladding

Single mode fibers

3D metrology

3D surface sensing

Numerical analysis

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