Microstructured optical fibres as micro/nano materials templates for optoelectronic and surface enhanced Raman scattering applications
Microstructured optical fibres as micro/nano materials templates for optoelectronic and surface enhanced Raman scattering applications
Optical fibres are the Internet and telephone communications backbone, interconnecting buildings, cities and nations. Optical fibre technology led directly to the data communications revolution of the late 20th century and is now impacting many other fields from remote sensing to biomedicine. Currently, telecommunications fibre systems require external solid state circuits to generate, amplify, receive, and manipulate the light. However, the process of converting the data between optical fibers and chip-based optoelectronic devices consumes enormous amounts of power, requires costly technology and reduces overall bandwidth. Therefore, it is preferable to avoid having to transform in-fibre photonic signals to chip based electronic signals. Indeed, the ultimate vision would be a purely fibre based system.
Amezcua-Correa, Adrian
d8ec674b-36a4-4104-b626-ccbcdd960a37
Peacock, Anna C.
685d924c-ef6b-401b-a0bd-acf1f8e758fc
Finlayson, C.E.
bcc6c2a7-e346-4b08-93e7-be12c7033dac
Baril, N.F.
f5d317cc-48d8-4be0-8f08-5385e700f8bb
Won, D.J.
9191730f-7ebd-42a8-ba63-1f554b3bc824
Gopalan, V.
7927bd73-45f5-4501-a160-d294652c3fe0
Badding, J.V.
940f7adb-73df-4f8a-9c46-e47f5425fef0
Yang, Jixin
15b184c3-6dd3-44ce-add1-c2673516becc
Howdle, Steven M.
ec70f53e-a5df-4e99-9da2-f90582dde80b
Baumberg, Jeremy J.
51423b5f-bdb8-4851-8d50-472253ceb12c
Sazio, P.J.A.
0d6200b5-9947-469a-8e97-9147da8a7158
March 2007
Amezcua-Correa, Adrian
d8ec674b-36a4-4104-b626-ccbcdd960a37
Peacock, Anna C.
685d924c-ef6b-401b-a0bd-acf1f8e758fc
Finlayson, C.E.
bcc6c2a7-e346-4b08-93e7-be12c7033dac
Baril, N.F.
f5d317cc-48d8-4be0-8f08-5385e700f8bb
Won, D.J.
9191730f-7ebd-42a8-ba63-1f554b3bc824
Gopalan, V.
7927bd73-45f5-4501-a160-d294652c3fe0
Badding, J.V.
940f7adb-73df-4f8a-9c46-e47f5425fef0
Yang, Jixin
15b184c3-6dd3-44ce-add1-c2673516becc
Howdle, Steven M.
ec70f53e-a5df-4e99-9da2-f90582dde80b
Baumberg, Jeremy J.
51423b5f-bdb8-4851-8d50-472253ceb12c
Sazio, P.J.A.
0d6200b5-9947-469a-8e97-9147da8a7158
Amezcua-Correa, Adrian, Peacock, Anna C., Finlayson, C.E., Baril, N.F., Won, D.J., Gopalan, V., Badding, J.V., Yang, Jixin, Howdle, Steven M., Baumberg, Jeremy J. and Sazio, P.J.A.
(2007)
Microstructured optical fibres as micro/nano materials templates for optoelectronic and surface enhanced Raman scattering applications.
Nanoscale Physics and Technology, Southampton, UK.
26 - 27 Mar 2007.
1 pp
.
Record type:
Conference or Workshop Item
(Paper)
Abstract
Optical fibres are the Internet and telephone communications backbone, interconnecting buildings, cities and nations. Optical fibre technology led directly to the data communications revolution of the late 20th century and is now impacting many other fields from remote sensing to biomedicine. Currently, telecommunications fibre systems require external solid state circuits to generate, amplify, receive, and manipulate the light. However, the process of converting the data between optical fibers and chip-based optoelectronic devices consumes enormous amounts of power, requires costly technology and reduces overall bandwidth. Therefore, it is preferable to avoid having to transform in-fibre photonic signals to chip based electronic signals. Indeed, the ultimate vision would be a purely fibre based system.
Text
3675.pdf
- Author's Original
More information
Published date: March 2007
Venue - Dates:
Nanoscale Physics and Technology, Southampton, UK, 2007-03-26 - 2007-03-27
Identifiers
Local EPrints ID: 47799
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/47799
PURE UUID: 0c91f08c-065b-463c-b45b-48c8478e491a
Catalogue record
Date deposited: 09 Aug 2007
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 03:31
Export record
Contributors
Author:
Adrian Amezcua-Correa
Author:
Anna C. Peacock
Author:
C.E. Finlayson
Author:
N.F. Baril
Author:
D.J. Won
Author:
V. Gopalan
Author:
J.V. Badding
Author:
Jixin Yang
Author:
Steven M. Howdle
Author:
Jeremy J. Baumberg
Download statistics
Downloads from ePrints over the past year. Other digital versions may also be available to download e.g. from the publisher's website.
View more statistics