Hybrid Structure-based SPR Sensor for Chemical Sensing with Enhanced Sensitivity                                                                   

In this paper, we have proposed a new multilayer structure and investigated its performance as a chemical sensor utilizing surface Plasmon resonance. Our proposed design consists of a Black phosphorus layer sandwiched between a metal layer and a Graphene layer, and Blue Phosphorene/MoS2 heterostructure layers placed over it, and the sensing layer containing the analyte placed on top. A CaF2 prism in the Kretschmann configuration is employed to excite SPR, and the angle interrogation method is used for analysis. Sellmeier equations calculate the reflectivity and other parameters of the multilayer design. We also study the effect of the combination of BP and metal interlayer. Analysis of the proposed design shows significantly improved sensitivity compared to recent SPR based sensors. In this paper, the sensitivity of 466o/RIU is obtained with silver metal, BP, graphene and BlueP/MoS2 Layers SPR sensor.