Abstract
A structure of double-baffle metal-dielectric-metal (MDM) waveguide coupled cascaded square cavity is designed based on the transmission characteristics of the surface plasmon polaritons. Combined with coupled mode theory (CMT), the mechanism of multiple Fano resonances generated by this structure is analyzed qualitatively. The wide-band spectrum mode generated by the F-P resonant cavity and the four narrow-band spectrum modes produced by the cascaded square resonant cavities interfere with each other. Moreover, an new scheme of introducing a semiconductor material InGaAsP into this structure is designed for improving the transmittance of the Fano peaks. Analyze the influence of refractive indexes of the test objects on sensing performance by finite element method (FEM) quantitatively, which shows the improved structure can achieve the independent tuning of multiple Fano resonances. Combining with 96-well microplate technology, the structure can achieve the detection of multiple different samples with high-performance simultaneously. It is believed that the proposed structure has a strong reference significance for the design of optical micro-nanostructures for high throughput detection.
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