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Area of Science:

Optoelectronics
Optical Sensors
Materials Science

Background:

Microbottle resonators offer unique optical properties for sensing.
Achieving a clean and recognizable resonance spectrum is crucial for sensor accuracy.
Strain sensing requires high sensitivity and reliable spectral analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and demonstrate a microbottle-resonator-based strain sensor.
To improve the resonance spectrum clarity using microgroove inscriptions.
To investigate the strain sensitivity of the developed sensor.

Main Methods:

Fabrication of a microbottle resonator.
Inscribing horizontal microgroove scars near the resonator's center.
Designing inscription parameters based on mode field distribution.
Analyzing the resonance spectrum and its shift under applied strain.

Main Results:

A cleaned-up and recognizable resonance spectrum was achieved.
The experimental spectrum showed excellent consistency with theoretical analysis.
Strain sensitivities of 0.085 pm/μϵ (transverse electric) and 0.136 pm/μϵ (transverse magnetic) were measured.
Sensitivity can be further enhanced using materials with lower elastic moduli.

Conclusions:

The microbottle-resonator with microgrooves is a viable platform for strain sensing.
The inscription method effectively improves spectral quality for accurate measurements.
The demonstrated sensor exhibits promising performance for optical strain detection.