This paper presents a new approach to particle detection using an active microresonator operating in the transparency regime. Simulations demonstrate that when particles interact with the microresonator surface, they induce optical losses. To compensate for these losses, the optical gain is amplified to restore the transparency regime. Simulation results show a linear relationship between nanoparticle concentration and the pump power required to compensate for optical losses. By the use of microresonator with a very high quality factor, this approach offers an accurate and sensitive method for detecting nanoparticles, without the need for complex equipment.
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