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In this paper, the feasibility of using multi-plasmonic sensing probes embedded nanoring resonators within a microring resonator system for brain signal probing and the investigation proposed. The plasmonic sensor probes made of gold grating placed within the center nanorings, from which the sensor network of the coupling light from the multi-plasmonic probes to the main ring established. The coupling between light (photon) power and nano-gold grating generate the plasmonic polariton dipoles and propagate within the system. The whispering gallery mode generates at the center rings, which will couple into the sensor probes and the induced change in optical signals that can detect via the system ports. The coupling between the generated polaritons and external stimuli from the sub-brain cells will change the optical output signals, where the electro-optic signal conversion can be applied. In manipulation, the changes in the grating periods of the sensing probes will affect the changes in the output signals, which can distinguish by the sensing probe signal Bragg wavelengths. The optical filter applied at each of the device port to attenuate the output signal that can be applied for brain investigation. The simulation results have shown that the low output power can detect for sub-level investigation.
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Bunruangses, M., Youplao, P., Amiri, I.S. et al. Brain sensor and communication model using plasmonic microring antenna network. Opt Quant Electron 51, 349 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-019-2074-7
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