ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Topological Photonic Crystal Ring Resonator Pressure Sensor in the Optical Communication Range.
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Abstract
Optical pressure sensors offer the advantages of high sensitivity, immunity to interference, and suitability for use in extreme environments. Based on the defect-immune, unidirectional transmission characteristics of valley photonic crystals (VPCs) and the refractive-index modulation of germanium under different pressures, we designed a topological ring resonator pressure sensor based on germanium VPCs. The shift of the resonance peak in the optical communication wavelength range with respect to pressure magnitude is studied to realize a pressure-sensing function. The results show that within the range of 0-10 GPa, the wavelength of the single resonance peak of the topological ring resonator pressure sensor shifts from 1580 nm to 1489 nm as the pressure increases. The sensor's maximum detection sensitivity is 24.34 nm/GPa, and the transmittance across the bandwidth remains consistently above 0.85, with a maximum of 0.97. The germanium-based topological ring resonator pressure sensor features a compact structure with a size of 7.5 μm × 6.5 μm. It can be manufactured using existing nanofabrication technology and will have broad application prospects in the field of integrated photonic chips.
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