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Abstract

This paper demonstrates a novel passive wireless biosensor based on a sub-terahertz photonic crystal resonator. The sensor achieves a reading range of up to 0.9 meters and wide acceptance angles, enabling stand-off detection of sub-micrometer thin-film proteins. This technology offers a potential low-cost solution for wireless sensor networks monitoring airborne pathogens, facilitating pre-infection detection and disease prevention.

Publisher

Communications Engineering

Published On

Jan 01, 2024

Authors

Yixiong Zhao, Ali Alhaj Abbas, Masoud Sakaki, Gero Bramlage, Guillaume Delaittre, Niels Benson, Thomas Kaiser, Jan C. Balzer

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