We demonstrate a proof of concept of a novel and compact integrated mechano-optical sensor for H2 detection based on a microcantilever suspended above a Si3N4 grated waveguide. The fabricated devices are mechanically and optically modeled and characterized. Sensing operation of the sensor is demonstrated with 1% H2 in N2. The error in detection of the cantilever bending induced by absorption of H2 is estimated to be approximately 10 nm. Significantly improved sensitivity (down to ∼33 pm) is expected for reduced initial bending of the microcantilever. The simulation and experimental results are in good agreement and provide a good guideline for further optimization of the sensor
International audienceThis paper demonstrates the ability of 3CSiC microcantilevers (μCs) to monitor...
International audienceThis paper demonstrates the ability of 3CSiC microcantilevers (μCs) to monitor...
The United Stated Department of Energy has been mandated by Congress to develop the critical technol...
We demonstrate a proof of concept of a novel and compact integrated mechano-optical sensor for H2 de...
We present results related to the fabrication and the proof of concept of a novel and highly sensiti...
We present results related to the fabrication of a novel and highly sensitive mechano-optical sensor...
Microcantilever-based sensors can be used to detect molecular absorption of, for example, hydrogen g...
We present results related to the fabrication of a novel and potentially highly sensitive mechano-op...
We present results related to the simulation and fabrication of a novel and highly sensitive mechano...
We propose a novel and highly sensitive mechano-optical device for gas-sensing through nano-displace...
Recently we have proposed and demonstrated a novel and compact read-out principle for cantilever def...
A proof-of-concept study is reported on fabrication and characterization of a novel and compact inte...
We present the simulation and fabrication of a novel and highly sensitive mechano-optical sensor for...
Abstract: We present the fabrication and characterisation of an integrated optical read-out scheme b...
The paper reports on theoretical and experimental results of integrated optical (IO) cavities define...
International audienceThis paper demonstrates the ability of 3CSiC microcantilevers (μCs) to monitor...
International audienceThis paper demonstrates the ability of 3CSiC microcantilevers (μCs) to monitor...
The United Stated Department of Energy has been mandated by Congress to develop the critical technol...
We demonstrate a proof of concept of a novel and compact integrated mechano-optical sensor for H2 de...
We present results related to the fabrication and the proof of concept of a novel and highly sensiti...
We present results related to the fabrication of a novel and highly sensitive mechano-optical sensor...
Microcantilever-based sensors can be used to detect molecular absorption of, for example, hydrogen g...
We present results related to the fabrication of a novel and potentially highly sensitive mechano-op...
We present results related to the simulation and fabrication of a novel and highly sensitive mechano...
We propose a novel and highly sensitive mechano-optical device for gas-sensing through nano-displace...
Recently we have proposed and demonstrated a novel and compact read-out principle for cantilever def...
A proof-of-concept study is reported on fabrication and characterization of a novel and compact inte...
We present the simulation and fabrication of a novel and highly sensitive mechano-optical sensor for...
Abstract: We present the fabrication and characterisation of an integrated optical read-out scheme b...
The paper reports on theoretical and experimental results of integrated optical (IO) cavities define...
International audienceThis paper demonstrates the ability of 3CSiC microcantilevers (μCs) to monitor...
International audienceThis paper demonstrates the ability of 3CSiC microcantilevers (μCs) to monitor...
The United Stated Department of Energy has been mandated by Congress to develop the critical technol...