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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 27,
  • Issue 23,
  • pp. 5240-5245
  • (2009)

Cavity-Enhanced IR Absorption in Planar Chalcogenide Glass Microdisk Resonators: Experiment and Analysis

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Abstract

Planar microdisk optical resonators fabricated from Ge$_{23}$Sb$_{7}$S$_{70}$ chalcogenide glass on a silicon substrate are applied for cavity-enhanced spectroscopic measurement of chemical molecular absorption fingerprint. A 0.02 cm$^{- 1}$ detection limit for these devices is demonstrated. This detection limit represents a threefold improvement as compared to a straight waveguide sensor, while the physical device length is reduced by 40-fold. The reduction in device footprint with enhanced sensitivity makes the structure attractive for “sensor-on-a-chip” device applications. We also present a design optimization approach for cavity-enhanced IR absorption spectroscopy using traveling-wave resonators, which indicates that further performance improvement can be achieved in optimally coupled, low-loss resonant cavities.

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