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A highly sensitive plasmonic refractive index biosensor for hemoglobin protein detection in blood is presented in the near-infrared region. The proposed Au split-ring resonator structure with an extra arm is… Click to show full abstract
A highly sensitive plasmonic refractive index biosensor for hemoglobin protein detection in blood is presented in the near-infrared region. The proposed Au split-ring resonator structure with an extra arm is used to increase electric field enhancement intensity in the vicinity of the nanostructure, which excites localized surface plasmon resonances in the metal-dielectric interface and leads to unity absorption. The footprint of the proposed structure is λ3/125 (λ denoting center wavelength). Through the results from the finite element method (FEM), by variation of the spacer material, and inserting a graphene layer between the spacer and the gold nanostructure, maximum sensitivities of 1804.1 nm/RIU and 2448.45 nm/RIU are achieved, respectively.
Journal Title: Applied optics
Year Published: 2022
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