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Flower shaped gap tuned plasmonic nano-antenna for optical wireless communication

  • Kavitha S. EMAIL logo , Kanduri V S S S S Sairam , Ashish Singh und Sheo Kumar Mishra
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 4. Oktober 2022
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Journal of Optical Communications
Aus der Zeitschrift Journal of Optical Communications Band 46 Heft 1

Abstract

In this manuscript the plasmonic flower shaped silver nano dipole antenna is investigated on the silicon dioxide substrate for the optical wireless communication. The nano-circuit modeling of the proposed flower shaped nano dipole antenna is discussed which will enable the design of nano-photonic chips. The resonance tuning of the proposed flower shaped nano antenna is exhibited through end-to-end stacking of the flower cells over a petal of the nanostructure. The various possible structures were designed to tune the frequency in the range from 170 to 271 THz which covers 1550 nm window of the optical communication. The gap tuned flower shaped nano dipole antenna is designed by controlling the optical coupling of the waves in between two dipole arms of the nano-antenna. Further the detailed investigation on the performance of the flower shaped nano dipole antenna is executed through the design parameters such as gap of the nano dipole antenna feed G and radius of the flower cell R. The optimum nano-antenna characteristics which are suitable for the optical wireless communication are observed at the resonance frequencies such as 270, 284.5, 260.5, 226.5 and 209 THz with reflection coefficients −42.17, −42.42, −42.17, −45.20 and −50.33 dB respectively.

Keywords: nano-antenna; optical coupling; optical wireless; plasmonic; silicon dioxide; silver
Corresponding author: Kavitha S., Department of Electronics & Communication, NMAMIT, Nitte (Affliated to VTU Belagavi), Udupi, India, E-mail: ,

  1. Author contributions: KS and AS proposed the framework of the manuscript. KS performed the simulation experiments and analyzed data. KS and AS wrote the manuscript. KVS and SKM revised the manuscript and supervised the process. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

  2. Research funding: Not applicable.

  3. Competing interests: The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

  4. Conflict of interest statement: The authors declare no conflicts of interest regarding this article.

  5. Informed consent: All authors agreed to publish this paper.

  6. Ethical approval: There is no ethical issue for this paper.

  7. Availability of data and materials: Not applicable.

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Received: 2022-07-25
Accepted: 2022-09-06
Published Online: 2022-10-04
Published in Print: 2025-01-29

© 2022 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Frontmatter
  2. Amplifiers
  3. Design and construction of passively pulse compressor using PM–Mach–Zehnder interferometers
  4. Performance analysis of 2λ × 160 Gbps optical single sideband (OSSB) generation in polarization division multiplexed (PDM) QPSK based satellite wireless optical systems (SWOS)
  5. Detectors
  6. Analytical design of fiber-optic FM/PM demodulator
  7. Devices
  8. Performance analysis of optical spectral amplitude CDMA system unipolar codes with double weight construction design
  9. Fibers
  10. Delineation of profoundly birefringent nonlinear photonic crystal fiber in terahertz frequency regime
  11. Performance enhancement of 8 channel SCM–WDM based RoF link using different type of transmission fibers along with different type of channel spacing
  12. Networks
  13. Flower shaped gap tuned plasmonic nano-antenna for optical wireless communication
  14. Radial distribution of pump and signal intensities in step index EDFA for LP11 mode in Kerr nonlinear condition
  15. Next-generation WDM-PON optimized architecture for FTTH network with maximal resources for high throughput
  16. Equilibrium points, linear stability, and bifurcation analysis on the dynamics of a quantum dot light emitting diode system
  17. Receiver
  18. Capacity enhancement of WDM visible light communication system employing 3-SOPs/channel/LD color
  19. Systems
  20. A 4 × 210 Gbps high-speed optical wireless system in medium earth orbit (MEO) using matched filters and digital signal processing
  21. Investigation of hybrid LD/LED system for UWOC link with depth variations
  22. Research on novel variable air-hole photonic crystal fiber
  23. Comparison of solar cell and photodiode performance for underwater visible light communications system with RF transmission by various techniques
  24. Performance of hybrid LD/LED system for UWOC link in Baltic Sea
  25. Performance investigation of various modulation techniques in coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (CO-OFDM) system
  26. Implementation of a polarization-encoded quantum CNOT gate
  27. Transmission of RF frequency by MIMO-LED system for underwater turbulent channel link
  28. Design of an ultra-compact photonic crystal based all optical XOR and NOT logic gates
  29. Theory
  30. Design and analysis of series and parallel circuits based on plasmonic waveguides for high-performance computing devices
  31. Performance evaluation of PDM-256-QAM inter-satellite optical wireless system (IsOWC) using DSP and different wavelength windows
  32. UOWC performance based on GMSK modulation
https://doi.org/10.1515/joc-2022-0162
Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
nano-antenna; optical coupling; optical wireless; plasmonic; silicon dioxide; silver

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Frontmatter
  2. Amplifiers
  3. Design and construction of passively pulse compressor using PM–Mach–Zehnder interferometers
  4. Performance analysis of 2λ × 160 Gbps optical single sideband (OSSB) generation in polarization division multiplexed (PDM) QPSK based satellite wireless optical systems (SWOS)
  5. Detectors
  6. Analytical design of fiber-optic FM/PM demodulator
  7. Devices
  8. Performance analysis of optical spectral amplitude CDMA system unipolar codes with double weight construction design
  9. Fibers
  10. Delineation of profoundly birefringent nonlinear photonic crystal fiber in terahertz frequency regime
  11. Performance enhancement of 8 channel SCM–WDM based RoF link using different type of transmission fibers along with different type of channel spacing
  12. Networks
  13. Flower shaped gap tuned plasmonic nano-antenna for optical wireless communication
  14. Radial distribution of pump and signal intensities in step index EDFA for LP11 mode in Kerr nonlinear condition
  15. Next-generation WDM-PON optimized architecture for FTTH network with maximal resources for high throughput
  16. Equilibrium points, linear stability, and bifurcation analysis on the dynamics of a quantum dot light emitting diode system
  17. Receiver
  18. Capacity enhancement of WDM visible light communication system employing 3-SOPs/channel/LD color
  19. Systems
  20. A 4 × 210 Gbps high-speed optical wireless system in medium earth orbit (MEO) using matched filters and digital signal processing
  21. Investigation of hybrid LD/LED system for UWOC link with depth variations
  22. Research on novel variable air-hole photonic crystal fiber
  23. Comparison of solar cell and photodiode performance for underwater visible light communications system with RF transmission by various techniques
  24. Performance of hybrid LD/LED system for UWOC link in Baltic Sea
  25. Performance investigation of various modulation techniques in coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (CO-OFDM) system
  26. Implementation of a polarization-encoded quantum CNOT gate
  27. Transmission of RF frequency by MIMO-LED system for underwater turbulent channel link
  28. Design of an ultra-compact photonic crystal based all optical XOR and NOT logic gates
  29. Theory
  30. Design and analysis of series and parallel circuits based on plasmonic waveguides for high-performance computing devices
  31. Performance evaluation of PDM-256-QAM inter-satellite optical wireless system (IsOWC) using DSP and different wavelength windows
  32. UOWC performance based on GMSK modulation
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