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Enhanced sensing performance from trapezoidal metallic gratings fabricated by laser interference lithography

Chai et al., 2022

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14288784355664346449
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Chai Y
Li F
Wang J
Karvinen P
Kuittinen M
Kang G
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Optics Letters

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Nanograting-based plasmonic sensors are widely regarded as promising platforms due to their real-time label-free detection and ease of integration. However, many reported grating structures are too complicated to fabricate, which limits their application. We propose a 1D …
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