赵明山

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博士生导师

硕士生导师

主要任职:Head, Photonics Research Center,

其他任职:辽宁省先进光电子技术重点实验室 主任

性别:男

毕业院校:比利时根特大学

学位:博士

所在单位:光电工程与仪器科学学院

学科:光学工程. 测试计量技术及仪器. 通信与信息系统

办公地点:光仪学院厚望楼405

联系方式:Tel:0411 84706491

电子邮箱:mszhao@dlut.edu.cn

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Optical biosensors utilizing polymer-based athermal microring resonators

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论文类型:会议论文

发表时间:2012-04-16

收录刊物:EI、CPCI-S、SCIE、Scopus

卷号:8427

关键字:Biosensor; microring resonator; polymer waveguide; photonics; optical waveguide

摘要:Optical waveguide biosensors are attracting more and more attentions and presenting great potential applications. Polymer-based optical biosensors are promising for the their unique advantages: low cost, easy fabrication, possibility of functionalization with chemicals for the detection of biological molecules, and flexible operating wavelength in both the infrared communication wavelength band (1310-1550nm) and the visible wavelength region (500-800nm). Operating in the visible wavelength, the optical biosensing can avoid the high optical absorption loss of water solution, which can hardly be done for Si-based optical sensors. In this paper, an optical biosensor utilizing polymer-based athermal optical waveguide microring resonator is presented. The athermal design of the microring resonator can make the resonant wavelength drift with temperature be greatly reduced, and an optical biosensing platform with high thermal stability can be achieved. The simulation results show that the maximal resonant wavelength drift is -0.0085nm when the temperature varies from 20 degrees C to 65 degrees C and the maximal wavelength drift slope is -0.0009nm/K. With the microring resonators fabricated by using a simple UV based soft imprint technique with self-developed UV-curable polymer PSQ-L materials, experimental investigations on the specific surface detection of target molecules have been preliminarily performed. The results shows that the optical biosensors based on the polymer optical microring resonators would have potential applications for label-free surface sensing.