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Guided wave sensors

FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICAL SENSORS BASED ON SPECTROSCOPY OF GUIDED WAVES... [Pg.179]

Optical Sensors Based on Spectroscopy of Guided Waves... [Pg.183]

Optical sensors based on spectroscopy of guided waves have been demonstrated for detection and identification of numerous chemical and biological analytes. The choice of detection format for a particular application depends on the size of target analyte molecules, binding characteristics of available biomolecular recognition element, and range of analyte s concentrations to be measured. [Pg.189]

Heideman, R. G. Kooyman, R. P. H. Greve, J., Immunoreactivity of adsorbed antihuman chorionic gonadotropin studied with an optical wave guide interferometric sensor, Biosens. Bioelectron. 1994, 9, 33 43... [Pg.293]

Optics und hence guided wave velocity can be controlled with great precision acceptable attenuation loss. Possible uses in conventional optics and optical data storage, pboiochromic and ablative systems. Optical sensors e g. based on coated fibres. [Pg.1021]

M. Zourob and A. Lakhtakia (eds.). Optical Guided-wave Chemical and Biosensors /, Springer Series on Chemical Sensors and Biosensors 7,... [Pg.3]

The sensitivity of the evanescent wave sensors, in particular, the guided waves, is defined by ... [Pg.80]

Lahav A, Auslender M, Abdulhalim I (2008) Sensitivity enhancement of guided wave surface plasmon resonance sensors. Opt Lett 33 2539-2541... [Pg.105]

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