EP3538876A1 - Dispositif et procédé de détection de présence de molécules déterminées, biocapteur - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for detecting the presence of specific molecules.
- One field of application of the invention relates to sensors used to detect the presence of certain molecules.
- US-A-2014/0 264 026 discloses a device for detecting the presence of determined molecules having on one another a first substrate layer, a second reflection layer, a third dielectric layer and fourth antennas forming with the third layer at least one plasmonic resonator. This device uses infrared incident light to function.
- WO 2006/010133 discloses an infrared emitter using a photonic crystal structure to produce electromagnetic emissions in a narrow band of wavelength. It comprises a semiconductor layer, a dielectric layer surmounting the semiconductor layer and a metal layer overlying the dielectric layer. This device requires that the semiconductor layer is connected to a power source such as, for example, a resistive heating in the semiconductor layer to operate.
- WO 2006/007446 also discloses an infrared emitter requiring a semiconductor layer of its structure to be coupled to a power source for operation.
- the object of the invention is to obtain a device making it possible to detect the presence of determined molecules emitting radiation solely from the vibrations of the molecules determined when they are in contact with it.
- a first object of the invention is a method for detecting the presence of specific molecules, in which a detection device comprising one on the other is used:
- At least one first substrate layer at least one second reflection layer,
- the detection device comprises at least one antenna array for transmitting and / or receiving electromagnetic radiation, having electrically conductive portions, which extend along at least a first direction of extension on the third layer of dielectric and which are repeated spaced from each other by gaps on the third dielectric layer with a determined spatial period of repetition following at least a second determined repeat direction on the third dielectric layer,
- the antenna array forming with the third dielectric layer and the second reflection layer at least one plasmonic resonator
- the plasmonic resonator of the detection device is brought into contact with specific molecules
- the spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the detection device is measured by a spectrometer when the molecules are in contact with the plasmonic resonator, to detect at least a third peak of thermal radiation, which is emitted by the detection device and which corresponds to at least one specific mode of thermal vibration of the determined molecules, the third peak being located in at least a third wavelength.
- a second object of the invention is a device for detecting the presence of specific molecules, comprising one on the other:
- the antenna array for transmitting and / or receiving electromagnetic radiation, having electrically conductive portions, which extend along at least one first extension direction on the third layer of dielectric and which are repeated spaced from one another by intervals on the third dielectric layer with a determined spatial period of repetition following at least a second determined repeat direction on the third dielectric layer, the antenna array forming with the third dielectric layer and the second reflective layer at least one plasmonic resonator, adapted to be contacted with the determined molecules and arranged to emit at least a third peak of thermal radiation corresponding to at least one eigenmode of thermal vibration of the determined molecules, the third peak being located in at least a third wavelength.
- the structure of the device is arranged so that the antenna (s) provoke the spontaneous emission of additional radiation to the outside by the molecules, at the third wavelength or at the third lengths. wave.
- This spontaneous emission is generated by coupling the determined molecules with the plasmonic resonator.
- the structure of the device is arranged to cause an exaltation of the thermal emission of the molecules, which will emit this additional radiation.
- This additional emission of radiation to the outside does not require illumination by external incident radiation providing energy, nor heating from outside, nor generally of energy input from a source of external energy.
- the energy source is the clean heat of the device and molecules held at room temperature (black body radiation).
- the additional radiation emitted to the outside is characteristic of the determined molecules brought into contact with the device and thus makes it possible to detect them.
- the second reflection layer, the third dielectric layer and the plasmonic resonator form a means of exaltation of the thermal radiation of the molecules determined at the third wavelength ( ⁇ 3 ).
- the plasmonic resonator is structured to have at least first and second main resonance peaks in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation following the second direction of repetition,
- the first peak being located at a first wavelength
- the second peak being at a second wavelength
- the third wavelength is located between the first wavelength and the second wavelength and / or in a resonance bandwidth of the first peak and / or second peak.
- the plasmonic resonator is structured to have at least a fourth resonance peak in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation parallel to the first direction of the antenna,
- the fourth first peak being located at a fourth wavelength
- the device is structured to have at least a fourth resonance peak in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation parallel to the first direction of the antenna,
- the fourth first peak being located at a fourth wavelength ⁇ , located between the first wavelength and the second wavelength.
- the third dielectric layer has a thickness e 3 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer.
- the third dielectric layer has a thickness e 3 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- the third dielectric layer has a thickness e 3 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer.
- the third dielectric layer has a thickness e 3 , equal to (2.N + 1). ⁇ / (4.n 3 ),
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer.
- the third dielectric layer has a thickness e 3 equal to (2.N + 1). ⁇ / (4.n 3 ) - e P2 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer
- e P2 is the skin thickness of the second reflective conductive layer.
- N 0.
- the determined spatial period of the periodic network of the identical parts of the antennas is preferentially less than the wavelength
- on the plasmonic resonator is a fifth functionalization layer, allowing adsorption of the determined molecules and / or absorption of the determined molecules.
- the third wavelength ( ⁇ 3) is greater than or equal to 2 ⁇ and less than or equal to 20 ⁇ .
- the second reflection layer is electrically conductive.
- the device further comprises a spectrometer for measuring the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation emitted when the determined molecules are in contact with the plasmonic resonator.
- a third object of the invention is a biosensor comprising a device for detecting specific molecules as described above.
- FIG. 1 represents, in vertical schematic section, an embodiment of the detection device according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic vertical sectional view of another embodiment of the detection device according to the invention.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 show an example of the spectra of the electromagnetic radiation and of the reflectance of the detection device according to the invention, in a use case, as a function of the wavelength, respectively according to two different polarizations.
- the device 1 for detecting the presence of molecules M determined according to the invention comprises a first substrate layer 11 on which there is a second reflection or mirror layer 12. On the second reflection layer 12 is a third layer 13 of dielectric.
- layer 11 it may be provided one or more layer (s) 11 of substrate (called layer 11 below). It can be provided one or more layer (s) of reflection (called layer 12 below). One or more layer (s) 13 of dielectric may be provided (called layer 13 below).
- Each antenna 14 is projecting on the third layer 13 of dielectric.
- the antennas 14 form with the third layer 13 underlying and the second layer
- the 12 at least one plasmonic resonator 140. It can be provided one or more plasmonic resonator (s) 140 (called plasmonic resonator 140 hereinafter).
- the plasmonic resonator 140 is for example a plasmonic network 140.
- Molecules are brought into contact with the device 1, namely with the plasmonic resonator 140, to detect whether specific molecules M are present in them.
- These molecules can be contained in any substance, which can be chemical or biological, or others.
- the plasmonic resonator is arranged to emit at least a third heat radiation peak P3 corresponding to at least one natural mode of thermal vibration of the determined molecules, the third peak P3 being located in at least one third wavelength ⁇ 3 .
- the third layer 13 is structured so that the plasmonic resonator 140 in contact with the determined molecules M causes a spontaneous emission of electromagnetic radiation E.
- the antennas 14 are used for transmitting and / or receiving electromagnetic radiation.
- the antennas 14 comprise electrically conductive portions 143, which extend in a first extending direction D1 on the third layer 13 of dielectric.
- the antennas 14 are repeated spaced from each other by intervals D M on the third layer 13 of dielectric with a determined spatial period (Di 4 , L M ) of repetition along a second direction D, D2 repetition determined on the third layer 13 of dielectric.
- the second direction D, D2 may be secant with respect to the first extension direction D1 and for example perpendicular to the first expansion direction D1.
- the plasmonic resonator 140 is structured to have at least a first main peak P1 of resonance in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation in the second direction D, D2 of repetition and at least a second main peak P2 of resonance in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation in the second direction D, D2 of repetition.
- FIG. 4 An example of these peaks P1 and P2 is shown in FIG. 4.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 are given in the example in which the determined M molecules are PMMA (PolyMethylMethAcrylate).
- the first and second peaks PI and P2 may be located at other first and second wavelengths ⁇ and ⁇ 2 than those of FIG. 4.
- the determined molecules have at least one third peak P3 of thermal radiation corresponding to at least one specific mode of thermal vibration.
- the third peak P3 is located in one or more third wavelengths ⁇ 3 predetermined.
- the plasmonic resonator 140 is arranged so that the third wavelength ⁇ 3 is situated between the first wavelength ⁇ of the first peak P1 and the second wavelength ⁇ 2 of the second peak P2 or in a resonance bandwidth (in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation according to the second direction D, D2 of repetition) of the first peak P1 around the first wavelength ⁇ or in a resonance bandwidth (in polarization of the electromagnetic radiation according to the second direction D, D2 of repetition) of the second peak P2 around the second wavelength ⁇ 2 .
- the resonance bandwidth of the first peak PI corresponds to the emission intensities greater than or equal to half the luminous intensity of the first peak P1.
- the resonance bandwidth of the second peak P2 corresponds to the emission intensities greater than or equal to half the luminous intensity of the second peak P2.
- the third peak P3 may be located at another third wavelength ⁇ 3 than that of FIG. 4.
- the sum S of the interval between the first wavelength ⁇ of the first peak P1 and the second wavelength ⁇ 2 of the second peak P2, of the resonance bandwidth of the first peak PI around the first wavelength ⁇ and the resonance bandwidth of the second peak P2 around the second wavelength ⁇ 2 ranges from 9 ⁇ m to 19.2 ⁇ .
- the third layer 13 of dielectric has a thickness e 3 determined between the second reflection layer 12 and an interface 131 with the antennas 14.
- This interface 131 is an interface 131 located between the antenna or antennas 14 and the third layer 13 of dielectric.
- This interface 131 forms, for example, the upper surface of the third layer 13 of dielectric.
- This upper surface 131 of the third dielectric layer 13 is separated from the lower surface 121 of the third dielectric layer 13 by the thickness e 3 .
- This lower surface 121 of the third layer 13 of dielectric is in contact with the second layer 12 of reflection.
- the thickness e 3 of the third layer 13 of dielectric is determined to cause an electric field belly (that is to say a maximum of electric field) at the interface 131 for the length of d determined resonance wave ⁇ , when the determined M molecules are in contact with the plasmonic resonator 140.
- the second reflection layer 12, the third dielectric layer 13 and the antenna array 14 are structured to have a fourth polarization resonance peak P4 of the electromagnetic radiation parallel to the first expansion direction D1.
- antennas 14 the second reflection layer 12, the third dielectric layer 13 and the antenna array 14 are structured so that this fourth first peak P4 is located at a fourth wavelength ⁇ 0, located between the first wavelength ⁇ and the second wavelength ⁇ 2 .
- the fourth peak P4 may be located at a fourth wavelength ⁇ 0 other than that of FIG. 3.
- the stack of the first, second and third layers 11, 12, 13 corresponds to an optical cavity, giving rise to resonances.
- the third layer 13 of dielectric has a thickness e 3 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- ⁇ is the fourth wavelength of the fourth peak P4
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer 13.
- the width of this thickness range makes it possible to take into account the skin thickness of the second reflection layer 12.
- N can be 0, 1, 2, 3, ...
- the third layer 13 of dielectric has a thickness e 3 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer 13.
- the third layer 13 of dielectric has a thickness e 3 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer 13.
- the third layer 13 of dielectric has a thickness e 3 , equal to (2.N + 1). ⁇ / (4.n 3 ),
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer 13.
- the third layer 13 of dielectric has a thickness e 3 equal to (2.N + 1). ⁇ / (4.n 3 ) - e P2 ,
- N is a natural integer, positive or zero
- n 3 is the refractive index of the third layer 13
- e P2 is the skin thickness of the second wavelength reflecting conductive layer 12
- N 0 in one and / or the other of the aforementioned embodiments.
- the third layer 13 of dielectric may form a quarter-wave plate or a quarter-wave layer.
- the second reflection layer 12, the third layer 13 of dielectric thickness e 3 and the plasmonic resonator 140 form a means of exaltation of the thermal radiation E molecules determined at the third wavelength ⁇ 3 in the two configurations of FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the second reflection layer 12, the third layer 13 of dielectric thickness e 3 and the plasmonic resonator 140 are arranged as described above, which allows them to exalt the thermal radiation E of the molecules determined at the wavelength ⁇ 3 .
- the positioning of the plasmonic resonators 140 at the distance indicated e 3 above with respect to the second reflection layer 12 makes it possible to couple them effectively to the reflected wave (the incident wave being constituted by the thermal emission of the electromagnetic radiation of the M molecules at the wavelength ⁇ 0 ) by the second layer 12, thereby transforming the plasmonic resonators 140 into perfect absorbers.
- the advantage of the structure of the plasmonic resonator 140 is to locate the maxima of the electric field at the lower ends of the plasmonic network 140 or plasmonic resonator 140, that is to say at the interface 131. In the case where molecules M are deposited on the surface 16 of the device 1, a strong interaction takes place with the electromagnetic field around the plasmonic resonator 140.
- the M molecules absorb light, revealing spectral resonances in the reflectivity spectrum (FIG. 4) or become emitters effective (Figure 3).
- the fourth or fourth antennas 14 and the interval or intervals D M of the third layer 13 serve to absorb and / or adsorb the determined molecules M to be detected (hereinafter referred to as M molecules).
- the outer surface 16 of the device 1 is formed by the fourth antenna 14 and the third layer 13.
- the molecules M are brought into contact with the antennas 14 and with the third layer 13 of dielectric in the intervals D M between the antennas 4.
- the plasmonic resonator 140 that is to say on the fourth layer 142 and / or on the antenna (s) 14 and / or on the interval (s) Di 4 , located on the third layer 13 between several antennas 14, there is a fifth functionalization layer 15, increasing the adsorption of the determined molecules M and / or an absorption of the determined molecules M.
- the outer surface 16 of the device 1 is formed by the fifth functionalization layer 15.
- the M molecules are brought into contact with the fifth functionalization layer.
- the device 1 causes an exalted thermal emission of electromagnetic radiation E of the molecules absorbed or adsorbed on the surface 16 of the device 10.
- This exalted thermal emission of electromagnetic radiation E is due to the structure and / or the components of the device 1, which are mentioned and which are predetermined to correspond to the determined molecules M to be detected.
- the detection of the molecules M is carried out by making a direct measurement of the emission field E of the device 1 covered with these molecules M.
- the advantage is not having to use an infrared light source (sending incident radiation to the device) to detect the presence of molecules M, since these emit a characteristic electromagnetic signal E, which is exalted by the device 1 to be detectable in itself by another radiation measuring device (spectrometer or other) which can to receive this signal E, having been emitted by the device 1.
- This makes it possible to envisage the realization of systems 1 for the detection of chemical species M, which are more compact (transportable), less energy consuming but just as efficient as those described in FIGS. aforementioned documents of the state of the art.
- the antenna (s) 14 and / or plasmonic resonator (s) can form nano-structures adapted to exploit the thermal energy of the molecules M and use it in its detection via the exalted emission.
- the device 1 further comprises a measurement spectrometer, for measuring the spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted when the determined molecules M are in contact with the plasmonic resonator 140.
- the device 1 is part of a biosensor 10.
- a method of detecting specific molecules can use the device 1 as follows.
- the third peak P 3 of the thermal radiation which is emitted by the detection device 1, is detected and which corresponds to at least one eigenmode of thermal vibration of the molecules determined at the at least one third predetermined wavelength ⁇ 3 .
- the plasmonic resonator 140 of the device 1 is brought into contact with molecules.
- the spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the detection device 1 is measured by a spectrometer when the determined molecules M are in contact with the plasmonic resonator 140.
- the emission received from a first zone of the surface 16 without molecules M and the emission E from a second zone of the surface 16 with molecules M is compared.
- the emission E corresponds the spectral signature of the M molecules, allowing them to be unambiguously identified.
- the plasmonic resonators 140 are sensitive to the variation of the refractive index, the presence of the molecules M can be verified by the spectral shift of the resonances. In this case, the identification will not be possible, but the detection yes.
- the device 1 can be used on an infrared microscope device working in reflection. Indeed, the spectral signature is quite visible in this configuration (see Figure 3).
- the device 1 emits the electromagnetic radiation E at the third wavelength ⁇ 3 or around the third wavelength ⁇ 3 , for example 50% of ⁇ 3 at 150% of ⁇ 3 .
- the choice of the third wavelength ⁇ 3 depends on the chemical composition of the molecules M.
- the third wavelength ⁇ 3 is infrared. According to one embodiment, the third wavelength ⁇ 3 is greater than or equal to 2 ⁇ and less than or equal to 20 ⁇ (which corresponds to a frequency greater than or equal to 15 THz and less than or equal to 150 THz). For example, the wavelength ⁇ 3 is in a higher wavelength range or equal to 12 ⁇ and less than or equal to 15 ⁇ .
- the central wavelength ⁇ 3 is conditioned only by the choice of the molecules M that one wishes to study.
- the first substrate layer 11 is non-electrically conductive. According to one embodiment, the first substrate layer 11 is in one or more semiconductor materials. According to the example described below, the first substrate layer 11 is made of GaSb. The substrate layer 11 may have a thickness greater than or equal to 300 ⁇ and less than or equal to 400 ⁇ . This layer 11 serves to mechanically maintain the entire structure. Of course, the first layer 11 of substrate may be of another material.
- the second reflection layer 12 is electrically conductive.
- each antenna 14 is electrically conductive. According to one embodiment, each antenna 14 has a conductivity greater than or equal to 10 "8 S. m" 1 and less than or equal to 10 -3 S. m "1.
- the second reflection layer 12 is composed of one or more first semiconductor materials, strongly doped with at least one second semiconductor material (with positive or negative charges) other than the first semiconductor material or materials, to have a metallic behavior and therefore to be
- these first semiconductor materials may be an alloy in InAso.91Sbo.09 or more generally based on InAsSb.sub.2
- this doping of the second semiconductor material may be silicon.
- the mesh parameter of the second layer 12 is tuned to that of the substrate layer 11.
- the doping is chosen so as to be adapted to the expected optical properties.
- the layer 12 and / or 14 may be in a degenerate semiconductor (very heavily doped).
- the advantage of having highly doped semiconductors is to have great flexibility on the geometrical and plasmonic parameters (via the doping level) of the antennas 14 and to allow low-cost industrialization via microelectronics techniques. .
- this doping is greater than or equal to 10 19 cm -3 or 10 19 3 cm 3 19 3 cm “ and less than or equal to about 10 cm “ or less than or equal to 7.10 cm "
- the Si doping is 5. 10 19 cm -3 so as to bring the frequency plasma of the mirror layer 12 as well as that of the plasmonic resonators 14 around 5.5 ⁇ .
- the heavily doped InAsSb of the second layer 12 has a metallic behavior.
- the thickness of the second layer 12 may be greater than or equal to 500 nm (for example equal to 1 ⁇ ), to allow total reflection of the incident wave.
- the second reflection layer 12 is composed of one or more first metallic materials.
- the skin thickness e P2 of the second reflection layer 12 is given by the following formula:
- ⁇ is the skin thickness e P2 , where ⁇ is the pulsation, ⁇ 0 is the vacuum permeability (4 ⁇ 10 "7 H / m) and ⁇ is the electrical conductivity.
- the third layer 13 of dielectric is electrically insulating.
- the second reflection layer 12 is composed of one or more third semiconductor materials.
- these third semiconductor materials may be GaSb.
- the thickness of the layer 13 it may be useful to take into consideration the skin thickness e P2 of the second layer (for example in InAsSb) at this wavelength ⁇ , which is a few tens of nm, so that this skin thickness e P2 is removed from the thickness e 3 , according to the following formulas:
- each antenna 14 is composed of one or more fourth semiconductor materials, strongly doped with at least one fifth semiconductor material, other than the fourth semiconductor material (with positive or negative charges). ), to have a metallic behavior and thus to be electrically conductive.
- these fourth semiconductor materials can be inAsSb.
- this doping of the fifth semiconductor material may be silicon.
- the layers 12 and / or 14 may comprise or be made of metals, such as noble metals such as gold or silver.
- the third dielectric layer may comprise or consist of other materials, such as for example Si0 2 and / or Si 3 N 4 , and / or others. These other embodiments can be used to target shorter wavelength ranges and thus higher operating temperatures. Other types of semiconductors such as Si or semiconductors II-VI can be used when conditions require it (wavelength).
- the use of semiconductors for the wavelength ranges described is the most suitable. It is of course possible to use all types of semiconductors, in particular silicon.
- the structure example described above is in antimony-based semiconductors to allow the use of a common substrate for infrared photonics, GaSb.
- the advantage of this semiconductor die is that it allows a perfect control of the layers deposited both from the point of view of the geometry, as the control of the plasmonic properties via the doping of the layers 12 and 14.
- the use of the InAsSb / GaSb die is particularly advantageous in comparison with the use with other metallic materials, semiconductors or dielectrics for the following reasons:
- the effective masses of InAs and InSb are very low, which makes it possible to guarantee a high plasma frequency despite low carrier densities compared with conventional metals such as gold and silver.
- the plasmonic resonator 140 may have other forms than those described below.
- the antennas 14 are spaced from each other by at least one interval D M provided on the third layer 13.
- the third layer 13 n It is not covered by the material or materials of the antenna 14.
- the alternation of antennas 14 and intervals D M forms a fourth discontinuous layer 142 on the third layer 13.
- the fourth layer 142 supports localized plasmons.
- the antennas 14 comprise identical conductive portions 143 repeating with the determined spatial period (Di 4 + Li 4 ) in the determined direction D, parallel to the interface 131. These identical parts 143 are spaced apart by the same interval D M one after the other on the third layer 13 of dielectric. The identical parts 143 form a periodic grating in the direction D determined. Each identical portion 143 may form or not the entire antenna 14.
- the regular network of identical parts 143 is repeated for example according to two secant dimensions D1 and D2 (for example perpendicular) and parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13.
- Each antenna 14 or part 143 can take various shapes: square, cross, disc, ribbon, stud or other.
- the antennas 14 spaced apart on the third layer 13 may form a one-dimensional network of antennas 14, that is to say that the antenna 14 repeats in the determined direction D parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13.
- Each antenna 14 or part 143 can take various forms: square, cross, disk, ribbon or other.
- Each antenna 14 or part 143 may be of axial symmetry with respect to the first extension direction D1.
- the one-dimensional network consists of the repetition in the direction D parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13, conducting portions 143 formed of ribbons 143 having a larger dimension in the first direction D1 of extension that according to the second direction D, D2 repetition.
- each strip 143 has a width L M along the second direction D, D2 of repetition of the network parallel to the surface 131, less than the length of the strip 143 following the first direction D1 of extension of the surface 131, which is perpendicular to the second direction D, D2 of repetition.
- each ribbon 143 is greater than or equal to at least ten times the width L14 of the ribbon 143, this width L M and this length being taken parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13.
- the width L M of a ribbon 143 and the interval D M between two successive ribbons 143 are chosen so that the degree of opening (ratio between the surface of the etched part of the upper layer 142 is that is to say antennas 14 formed by the ribbons 143, and the surface of the remaining part, that is to say intervals Di 4 ) and the period of the network guarantee the presence of at least the third peak P3 d absorption, due to a plasmonic resonance, at the given wavelength ⁇ 3 and a given non-zero emission angle ⁇ , outwardly from the surface 131 of the device (collection angle of the radiation emitted with respect to the plane of the upper surface 131 of the third layer 1 3).
- the width L M of the ribbons and the doping level of the semiconductor make it possible to control the resonance frequency of the plasmonic resonators 140.
- the bandwidth of the plasmonic resonator 140 is equal to order 10% to 30%> of the third resonance wavelength ⁇ 3 .
- the determined spatial period Di 4 , L M of the periodic network of the identical parts 143 of the antennas 14 in the direction D parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13 is chosen small by ratio to the third wavelength ⁇ 3 . This gives a structure that is almost insensitive to the angle of collection.
- the determined spatial period D14, L14 of the periodic network of the identical parts 143 of the antennas 14 in the direction D parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13 is less than the third wavelength ⁇ 3 or less than or equal to ⁇ 3/2 or ⁇ 3/4.
- the period of the grating 140 in the direction D parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13 is equal to ⁇ 3/20 or about ⁇ 3/20 (e.g. 90% of ⁇ 3/20 to 110 % of ⁇ 3/20).
- the opening ratio is greater than or equal to 42% and is less than or equal to 81%.
- the width L M of each strip 143 along the direction D is greater than or equal to 95 nm and less than or equal to 210 nm.
- the spatial period of the antenna array 14 along the direction D parallel to the upper surface 131 of the third layer 13 is less than or equal to one-tenth of the third wavelength ⁇ 3 .
- This embodiment allows insensitivity to the angle ⁇ of collection.
- the thickness of each antenna 14 or ribbon 143 is between 10 and 200 nm. For example, it is equal to 100 nm.
- the doping of the fifth material of each antenna 14 or ribbon 143 is greater than or equal to 10 19 cm -3 and is less than or equal to 9.10 19 cm -3 .
- the doping of the fifth material of each antenna 14 or ribbon 143 is the doping greater than or equal to 10 19 cm -3 or
- each fourth antenna 14 or ribbon 143 allows to fix its plasma wavelength ⁇ ⁇ .
- the width L M of each antenna 14 or ribbon 143 along the direction D makes it possible, with the plasma wavelength ⁇ ⁇ , to obtain the fourth desired wavelength ⁇ 0 .
- the calculation method below makes it possible to set the plasma wavelength ⁇ ⁇ as well as the losses of the materials of each antenna 14, and to calculate the width L M of each ribbon antenna 143 in the direction D of repetition. This method is explained below in the case of the aforementioned example of materials.
- the Drude model describes the response of a metallic material, the permittivity, ⁇ , to electromagnetic stimulation. It is described by the following expressions:
- the permittivity ⁇ is a function of the frequency co.
- the different constants are the permittivity of the vacuum, ⁇ 0 the high frequency dielectric constant of the material, ⁇ ⁇ equal to 10.4 in our case and the charge e of the electron.
- the relaxation time ⁇ , the mobility ⁇ and ⁇ 3 ⁇ 4 the effective mass of the charge carriers:
- the width L L M of the ribbons can be defined from the plasma wavelength, ⁇ so that the plasmonic resonator 140 resonates at ⁇ 0 .
- the molecules M present on the surface 16 of the device 1 are distributed in a random and fluctuating manner on different states of vibrational energy. These fluctuations give rise to photon emissions during transitions from higher energy states to lower energy states.
- This electromagnetic radiation called thermal radiation, exists naturally but is difficult to exploit in spectroscopy because its intensity is typically very low because of the small number of emitting molecules of interest.
- the device 1 whose geometric characteristics and constituent materials give it the property of "perfect absorber” and therefore perfect transmitter, allows to exalt this heat emission signal E and make it distinguishable (or detectable in the signal direction on noise).
- the device 1 does not supply energy but increases the emissivity of the M molecules through the coupling between the thermal radiation and the plasmonic resonance of the resonator 140.
- the plasmonic resonator 140 is integrated in the device 1 forming an absorption device and therefore perfect emission for infrared photonic biosensor applications.
- the antennas 14 absorb the light.
- the device 1 forming a perfect absorber (absorbing almost 100% of the light in certain ranges of wavelength) behaves reciprocally like a perfect transmitter to exalt the emission E of the molecules M of interest in the spectral range corresponding to their spectral signatures (to identify M molecules).
- M molecules deposited in small amounts on the surface 16 of the perfect adsorber are coupled to the resonator (s) plasmonic (s) 140 and become very effective radiation emitters. It can be deposited a thin layer of molecules M of thickness between a few nm and a few hundred nm.
- the device 1 can be coupled to a spectrometer, for example infrared (Fourier transform, or other) to allow the spectral analysis of the emission of the determined molecules M and thus to identify the molecules determined M.
- a spectrometer for example infrared (Fourier transform, or other) to allow the spectral analysis of the emission of the determined molecules M and thus to identify the molecules determined M.
- the characteristic wavelengths substantially coincide.
- the geometric characteristics and constituent materials of the device must be chosen so that the plasmonic resonance occurs in the vicinity of the third wavelength ⁇ 3 of the thermal radiation of the molecules M of interest.
- the thermal radiation of the plasmonic resonator 140 is also present and exalted around the third wavelength ⁇ 3 of plasmonic resonance.
- the spectrum of the (thermal) radiation E emitted by the device 1 to the surface 16 of which M molecules (for example chemical and / or biological) are ad / absorbed consists of a superposition between the spectrum of the thermal radiation of the plasmonic resonator. 140 and the thermal radiation of the M ad / absorbed molecules, each of these spectra being exalted by the plasmonic resonance.
- the M molecules have their own vibration modes in the spectral range where the device 1 behaves as a perfect emitter and where the elation of the electromagnetic field at the surface of the plasmonic resonators 140 is sufficient, greater than 5 (in comparison to the reference source). For example, this condition is partially fulfilled in the spectral range from 9 ⁇ to 18 ⁇ .
- An illustration of this phenomenon is given in FIG. 3, in the example of the aforementioned resin M molecules left on the surface 16 of the device 1.
- the thermal emission E is represented (in arbitrary unit on the ordinate on the right ) detected as a function of the wavelength ⁇ as abscissa ⁇ in polarization of light parallel to the antennas 14, that is to say parallel to the first direction Dl extension.
- the curve C2 of FIG. 3 corresponds to the thermal emission E with molecules M (thermal emission), having the fourth peak P4, obtained by the device 1 according to the invention.
- the curve C1 of FIG. 3 corresponds to the emission of a metal plate at ambient temperature (not corresponding to the device 1), for comparison.
- the curve C3 of FIG. 3 corresponds to the reflectance spectrum R (curve C3 in% on the ordinate on the left) of the device 1 in the presence of the molecules M.
- the width at half height of the thermal emission C2 of the device 1 is much narrower than that of the metal plate taken as a reference sample according to the curve C1 (very imperfect black body).
- FIG. 4 represents the thermal emission E (in arbitrary unit on the ordinate on the right) detected as a function of the wavelength ⁇ on the abscissa in ⁇ m in polarization of the light perpendicular to the antennas 14, that is to say parallel at the second direction D2 repetition.
- the curve C2 'of FIG. 4 corresponds to the thermal emission E with molecules M (thermal emission), having the first peak P1, the second peak P2 and the third peak P3, obtained by the device 1 according to the invention.
- Curve C1 'of FIG. 4 corresponds to the emission of a metal plate at ambient temperature (not corresponding to device 1), for comparison.
- Curve C3 'of FIG. 4 corresponds to the reflectance spectrum R
- the two reflectivity hollows are spectrally shifted: the trough CRI at 10.5 ⁇ corresponds to the peak P1, and the trough CR2 at 15 ⁇ corresponds to the peak P2 by relative to the resonance ⁇ 0 ⁇ 11.5 ⁇ , of Figure 3.
- the thermal emission C3 'of the metal plate of Figure 4 still has a width at half-height very important, ⁇ ⁇ 15 ⁇ .
- the thermal emission C2 'of the device 1 according to the invention has the same shape as the reflectivity spectrum C3' but inverted. The minima correspond to maxima and vice versa.
- the two main peaks PI and P2 of thermal emission are observed at 10.5 ⁇ and 15 ⁇ .
- there are third very narrow thermal emission peaks P3 whose spectral range is delimited by the GS3 range.
- These third thermal emission peaks P3 correspond to hollows in the reflectivity spectrum C3 'because of the exalted absorption of the M molecules deposited on the surface of the device 1.
- These thermal emission peaks P3 correspond to the thermal emission molecules of the material indicated above as an example of M molecules for FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the spectral signature of the M molecules clearly appears in the thermal emission E of the curve C2 '.
- the presence of M ad / absorbed molecules at the surface 16 of the device 1 modifies the total thermal emission spectrum of the device 1 (curve C2 ').
- the peaks P3 of the curve C2 ' are characteristic of the detected M molecules.
- the thickness of the dielectric intermediate layer 13 is ⁇ 0 / (4 ⁇ 3 ).
- the amplitude of the electromagnetic field of the light wave reflected by the lower layer 12 reaches a maximum at the upper face 131 of the intermediate layer 13.
- the antennas 14 or ribbons 14 constituting the upper layer resting exactly on this same surface 131, the coupling efficiency between the light waves and plasmonic then reaches a maximum.
- the perfectly absorbing plasmonic resonator 140 is used as a particularly efficient heat source. Indeed, according to the law of the radiation of Kirch off, the absorption and monochromatic emissivity coefficients are equal for any body in thermal and radiative equilibrium. Thus, since the absorption coefficient of the device 1 approaches 1 at the plasmon resonance wavelength, the emissivity of the device 1 at this same wavelength is close to 1. In these conditions and in the vicinity of the plasmon resonance wavelength, the device 1 emits radiation whose flux (luminance) is exactly that which a black body emits at the equilibrium temperature of the device.
- This perfect emission property can be transferred to the determined molecules M present on the surface 16 of the device 1 or to any object or body containing the determined molecules M, provided that they are sufficiently small and close to the surface 16 to guarantee effective coupling with plasmons.
- a polymer layer such as, for example, the resin in the abovementioned example of FIGS. 3 and 4
- a biological molecule (protein) ad / absorbed on the surface of the device will also become a perfect absorber and therefore a heat emitter. perfect.
- the emission spectrum of these nanoscopic objects will not be continuous but consist of peaks around the characteristic emission lines of the ad / absorbed molecules. This is why the thermal radiation of the molecules M ad / absorbed on the surface 16 of the device 1 will correspond to that of a black body at the equilibrium temperature of the device and the molecules but only at particular wavelengths.
- the presence of the fifth layer 15 in the embodiment of FIG. 2 makes it possible to improve the coupling between the molecules M of interest and the surface plasmons.
- This extremely thin fifth layer 15, called the ad / absorption layer provides complementary chemical terminations to the M molecules of interest so as to establish chemical bonds with the M molecules of interest. These chemical bonds can be called strong in the case of the establishment of covalent bonds (for example) or weak in the case of hydrogen bonds (for example).
- this fifth ad / absorption layer 15 consists of a self-assembly monolayer (Self Assembly Monolayer), the constituent molecules of which have chemical terminations having a strong affinity for the surface materials of the device 1 (namely antennas 14 and / or D M intervals of the third layer 13 between antennas 14), at a first end, and a strong affinity for the M molecules interest, at another end.
- this fifth self-assembled layer or monolayer 15 is bonded solely to the surface 131 of the intermediate layer 13 of the device 1 (between the patterns 14 of the upper layer) in order to bring the molecules as close as possible. M of interest in the area where the electromagnetic field and the more intense and increase the efficiency of plasmonic coupling.
- This self-assembled monolayer such as for example electrolysis which offers many advantages in terms of price and controllability of the process.
- the device 1 uses exalted emission vibrational spectroscopy with a perfect emitter.
- the device 1 may be part of an infrared biosensor, and / or a medical diagnostic device.
- the device for measuring the radiation E issued may be part of the device 1.
- the device 1 makes it possible to detect M molecules using their black body or thermal radiation at room temperature.
- the device 1 is reusable after cleaning and the measurement times are very fast (a few seconds), unlike chromatography techniques (HPLC liquid phase or GPC gas phase) having a high cost, a very long analysis time and a low sensitivity or immunological techniques (lateral flow LFI or enzyme immunoabsorption assay bound ELISA) which is very long to implement (several hours).
- chromatography techniques HPLC liquid phase or GPC gas phase
- immunological techniques lateral flow LFI or enzyme immunoabsorption assay bound ELISA
- the invention simplifies the mode of detection of molecules M, by using the thermal emission of the molecule M itself in appropriate spectral ranges.
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