In this paper, a band-stop filter based on a surface plasmon polariton metal-insulator-metal is designed and studied. The relationship between wavelength and filter transmittance is simulated using the finite difference time domain method and coupled mode theory. Compared with a single-diamond resonator, the minimum transmittances of the double-diamond resonator and double-rectangular resonator at a fixed wavelength are increased by 11.33% and 14.25%, respectively, achieving an enhancement effect. The research results also show that the sensitivity of the filter can reach 860 nm/RIU. The structure has good application prospects in optical integration, optical communication, and optical information processing.

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