Directional coupler sensor using a low-index fluoropolymer isolation layer
Directional coupler sensor using a low-index fluoropolymer isolation layer
A novel integrated optical sensor based on an asymmetric directional coupler structure is described. A patterned low-index fluoropolymer film is used to define the sensing region. The response of the device with respect to small changes in refractive index is demonstrated, and its potential for detecting antibody-antigen reactions is considered.
Luff, B.J.
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Harris, R.D.
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Wilkinson, J.S.
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Luff, B.J.
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Harris, R.D.
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Wilkinson, J.S.
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Luff, B.J., Harris, R.D. and Wilkinson, J.S.
(1995)
Directional coupler sensor using a low-index fluoropolymer isolation layer.
7th European Conference on Integrated Optics (ECIO '95), Delft, Netherlands.
03 - 06 Apr 1995.
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A novel integrated optical sensor based on an asymmetric directional coupler structure is described. A patterned low-index fluoropolymer film is used to define the sensing region. The response of the device with respect to small changes in refractive index is demonstrated, and its potential for detecting antibody-antigen reactions is considered.
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7th European Conference on Integrated Optics (ECIO '95), Delft, Netherlands, 1995-04-03 - 1995-04-06
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/77030
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B.J. Luff
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R.D. Harris
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