Abstract
A photonic crystal-based force sensor to measure forces in the wide range 100 nN-10 μN is proposed here. An optimized photonic crystal resonator integrated on top of a Si/SiO2 bilayer cantilever, is used as the sensing device. A sensitivity of 0.1 nm for a force of 100 nN is obtained with a high-quality factor of 10,000. The sensor characteristics in the force ranges 0-1 μN and 0-10 μN are also presented here. Linear wavelength shift and constant quality factor are observed in the entire studied force range.
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Sreenivasulu, T., Kolli, V. R., Yadunath, T. R., Badrinarayana, T., Sahu, A., Hegde, G., … Srinivas, T. (2016). Photonic crystal-based force sensor to measure sub-micro newton forces over a wide range. Current Science, 110(10), 1989–1993. https://doi.org/10.18520/cs/v110/i10/1989-1994
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