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INTEGRATED OPTICAL SPR (SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE) SENSOR BASED ON OPTOELECTRONIC PLATFORM
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Title
INTEGRATED
OPTICAL
SPR
(SURFACE
PLASMON
RESONANCE)
SENSOR
BASED
ON
OPTOELECTRONIC
PLATFORM
Author
Bang, Hyungseok
Keywords
Surface Plasmon Resonance
biosensor
optoelectronic
integrated optics
high throughput
Abstract
Current
major
demands
in
SPR
sensor
development
are
system
miniaturization
and
throughput
improvement.
Structuring
an
array
of
integrated
optical
SPR
sensor
heads
on a
semiconductor
based
optoelectronic
platform
could
be a
promising
solution
for those
issues
,
since
integrated
optical
waveguides
have
highly
miniaturized
dimension
and the
optoelectronic
platform
enables
on-chip
optical-to-electrical
signal
conversion.
Utilizing
a
semiconductor
based
platform
to
achieve
optoelectronic
functionality
poses
requirements
to the
senor
head;
the
sensor
head
needs
to have
reasonably
small
size
while
it
should have
reasonable
sensitivity
and
fabrication
tolerance.
This
research
proposes
a
novel
type
of
SPR
sensor
head
and
demonstrates
a
fabricated
device
with an
array
of
integrated
optical
SPR
sensor
heads
endowed
with
optoelectronic
functionality.
The
novel
integrated
optical
SPR
sensor
head
relies
on
mode
conversion
efficiency
for its
operational
principle.
The
beauty
of this
type
of
sensor
head
is
it
can
produce
clear
contrast
in
SPR
spectrum
with a
highly
miniaturized
and
simple
structure
, in
contrast
to
several-millimeter-scale
conventional
absorption
type
or
interferometer
type
sensor
heads.
The
integrated
optical
SPR
sensor
with
optoelectronic
functionality
has been
realized
by
structuring
a
dielectric
waveguide
based
SPR
sensor
head
on a
photodetector-integrated
semiconductor
substrate.
A
large
number
of
unit
sensors
have been
fabricated
on a
substrate
with a
batch
fabrication
process
,
which
promises
a
high
throughput
SPR
sensor
system
or
low-priced
disposable
sensors.
Adviser
LiKamWa, Patrick
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
Ph.D.
Degree Discipline
Optics and Photonics
Degree Grantor
Optics and Photonics
Degree Program
Optics PhD
Graduation Date
2008-01-01
Type
Doctoral dissertation
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2008-11-06
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0002312
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0002312
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