Fig. 4: Experiment characterization of WMHNA to decrease loading effect with broadband absorption enhancement. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Experiment characterization of WMHNA to decrease loading effect with broadband absorption enhancement.

From: Wavelength-multiplexed hook nanoantennas for machine learning enabled mid-infrared spectroscopy

Fig. 4

a The testing reflection spectra of hook nanoantenna with PMMA thin film at different L. b The baseline-corrected reflection spectra from (a). c The normalized sensitivity of hook nanoantenna devices with different L indicates the loading effect. Sensitivity becomes maximum when the two wavelengths of molecular vibration and antenna resonance are matched. d the reflection spectra of WHHNA and hook nanoantenna devices (P1, P8, and P16) to form the supercell. e The sensing characterization of WMHNA by two types of thin films of PMMA and silk. f Baseline-corrected sensing signal of WMHNA compared with device P1, P8, and P16 by two analytes of PMMA and silk.

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