In this paper we demonstrate an optical sensor designed to detect material infiltrations with relatively high indices, based on a two-dimensional photonic crystal cavity structure. The locations and sizes of the holes surrounding a L3 cavity were modified to increase the Q factor to a value of 1500 with a high refractive index infilling of . With precise design and simulation, we overcome the difficulty of low index contrast, and observe a very clear wavelength shift of 10.4 nm in simulation and 12.4 nm in experiment between water and oil samples at resonance.
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