Especially, as a novel phenomenon analogous to EIT, plasmonically induced transmission (PIT) [9 15] based on surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) has been researched in highly integrated metal-based nanoscale plasmonic devices due to its unique properties for allowing the propagation of light to overcome the diffraction limit and manipulating light at subwavelength scales [16 19].
For the excellent ability of manipulating light in subwavelength, plasmonics that is based on surface plasmon induced by light at metal surface is also receiving considerable attention and has numerous applications, e.g. surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) [10, 11], sensor [12], surface catalysis [13], waveguide [14], and optical activity [15].
An optical immunosensor based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) has been developed for immunosensing.
Liu, X., Zhang, Q., Yip, J. N., Xiong, Q. & Sum, T. C. Wavelength tunable single nanowire lasers based on surface plasmon polariton enhanced Burstein Moss effect.
We further develop a rapid, label-free ribozyme cleavage assay based on surface plasmon resonance, which allows continuous, real-time monitoring of ribozyme cleavage.
We report on the development and characteristics of a planar waveguide sensor system based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) phenomenon.
Here we explore the new type of waveguide concept based on surface plasmons at the interface between metal and semiconductor.
Similarly, a flow-through nanohole array based on surface plasmons has been demonstrated in [29].
Highly sensitive and selective detection of methamphetamine (MA) was realized by using an immunosensor based on surface-plasmon-resonance (SPR) phenomena.
The waveguides are based on surface-plasmon modes confined at a metal semiconductor interface, but we also report on a 21.5 μm wavelength laser based on a double-sided interface-plasmon waveguide.
In this work, a low-pass plasmonic filter based on spoof surface plasmon polaritons (SSPPs) is reported by etching the two grounds of coplanar waveguide with periodic grooves.
