Abstract
This paper presents a numerical study of a nanoscale hydrogen gas sensor based on a surface plasmon polariton resonator system. The system consists of two resonators, one with a silver-core and the other with a palladium-core, and a side-coupled access waveguide. In this study, an effective method for eliminating inhibitory detection parameters in hydrogen gas detection is proposed. With a sensitivity of 350 pm/% hydrogen, the proposed structure and the method should lead to future studies investigating more compact, cost-effective, practical and accurate hydrogen detection technology.
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