Microspheres and microbubbles for chemical and biomedicine optical sensing

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  • DOI:  10.1049/cp.2017.0195
  • ISBN: 978-1-78561-757-7
  • Location: Padua, Italy
  • Conference date: 3-5 May 2017
  • Format: PDF
The coupled mode theory is exploited for developing a complete model for the design of microsphere and microbubble sensing set-ups. The home-made computer code is validated via the comparison of the numerical results with the experiment. It can be used to design and refine novel set-ups for sensing such as to predict the sensing characteristics at different wavelengths and for different chemical/biological contaminants.

Inspec keywords: chemical sensors; fibre optic sensors; microsensors; micro-optics; bio-optics; bubbles; optical design techniques; coupled mode analysis

Subjects: Fibre optic sensors; Optical and laser radiation (medical uses); Microsensors and nanosensors; Micro-optical devices and technology; Chemical sensors; Fibre optics; Micro-optical devices and technology; Fibre optic sensors; fibre gyros; Optical system design; Patient diagnostic methods and instrumentation; Chemical sensors; Optical and laser radiation (biomedical imaging/measurement)

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