2012
DOI: 10.1117/12.914547
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Oxidase method for glucose determination using long-period grating waveguide

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“…7 we demonstrated an ability to determine glucose concentration within the range of 1À36 g/100 mL interval using chirped PCW with big grating period. It was shown that, one can obtain a spectral response to glucose concentration increase in liquid by¯lling up the internal channels of the PCW with analyzed medium and capturing its transmission spectrum.…”
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“…7 we demonstrated an ability to determine glucose concentration within the range of 1À36 g/100 mL interval using chirped PCW with big grating period. It was shown that, one can obtain a spectral response to glucose concentration increase in liquid by¯lling up the internal channels of the PCW with analyzed medium and capturing its transmission spectrum.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 The selective detection of antibodies in a PCW was also realized. 1,6 Recent experiments provided by our research group 1,6,7 revealed that position of photonic bandgap of a hollow PCW are largely a®ected by the refractive index (RI) of the medium,¯lling the space in the hollow core and the channels of the cladding. The RI change induces a predictable transformation of PCW transmission spectrum.…”
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“…Earlier in [8] we demonstrated an ability to determine glucose concentration within 1-36 g/100mL interval using chirped photonic crystal fibers with big grating period. It was shown, that one can obtain a spectral response to glucose concentration increase in liquid medium by filling up the internal channels of the PCF with analyzed medium and capturing its transmission spectrum.…”
Section: Pcf Sensitivity To Concentration Of Glucosementioning
confidence: 98%