Analysis of Integrated Optical Structure for Sensor
Applications
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering
Authors:
A Raganna, Bharathi S H, Pavan Kumar U
Volume:
3
Issue:
4
Grenze ID:
01.GIJCTE.3.4.52
Pages:
347-353
Abstract
The analysis of Bio-sensors are to gain an understanding of Integrated optical
structure to convert biological sample response into an measurable electrical signal. The
present technology developed in Integrated optical structure based Surface Plasmon
Resonance (SPR) sensors. SPR sensors are very small size, low cost and ruggedness. It can
improved by designing and analysis for optical structure platform. In this review Optical
Integrated Structure waveguide as a dielectric material with high Refractive Index enclosed
on all sides and metal bounded on all sides by materials with lower Refractive Index, i.e.
base material substrate and the medium to be sense. Optical bio-sensors are prone to noise
which arise due to mechanical vibrations, spatial intensity fluctuations of the light source,
thermal drift and change in refractive index of the bulk analyte solution. The main
applications are detection of bio samples such as a analyte. The analysis of optical sensor
growth in the field of SPR sensor, Lab On Chip design and new materials to afford the
benefits. In this paper review basic fundamentals of SPR principle technology and sensing
analysis briefly discussed and also leading to the integration of sensitive SPR to Lab-On-
Chip designs.