A Second Harmonic-mode Filter For Multiple Physical Quantities Detection Based On 1-D Layered Hyperstructure

Abstract

In this paper, a novel filter based on the second harmonic generation (SHG) of a one-dimensional layered hyperstructure (LHS) is proposed for the detection of multiple physical quantities (MPQ). The conventional filter designs pay more attention to the improvement of performance while ignoring the potential of MPQ, which is a limitation of research thoughts. Through SHG, this LHS is capable of low-cost, low-loss, continuous detection of magnetic induction intensity, incident angle, temperature, and the thickness of magnetized InSb. Numerical investigations into various detection performance parameters-including linear measurement range and sensitivity-have been carried out using the transfer matrix method. The related values for magnetic induction intensity measurements are from 0.5 T to 0.9 T, and 2.05 GHz/T. For angle detection, the correlations are 30°to 60°, and 37.21 GHz/°. Correlation values for temperature detection are from 325 K to 345 K, and 39.49 GHz/K. When measuring the thickness of magnetized InSb, the values are from 0.39 μm to 0.43 μm and 66.1554 GHz/μm. This research offers a theoretical foundation for the developing of MPQ detection based on the second harmonic. Additionally, it offers new insights and directions for further advancements in the field of filter technology.

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Article type
Paper
Submitted
05 Oct 2025
Accepted
22 Dec 2025
First published
23 Dec 2025

Nanoscale, 2026, Accepted Manuscript

A Second Harmonic-mode Filter For Multiple Physical Quantities Detection Based On 1-D Layered Hyperstructure

Z. Zhang, C. Guo, K. Qin, X. Li and H. Zhang, Nanoscale, 2026, Accepted Manuscript , DOI: 10.1039/D5NR04218F

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