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26 March 2002 Interferometric fiber-based optical biosensor to measure ultra-small changes in refractive index
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Abstract
In many bio-medical optical imaging applications such as monitoring cell and tissue dynamics and imaging of phase objects, ultra-small changes in refractive index must be detected. We describe a fiber-based optical biosensor, which is capable of detecting ultra-small refractive index changes in highly scattering media with high lateral and longitudinal spatial resolution. The system is a dual channel phase-sensitive optical low coherence tomography system that measures relative optical path length differences between the orthogonal modes of the polarization-maintaining fiber.
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Taner Akkin, Digant P. Dave, Thomas E. Milner, and Henry Grady Rylander III "Interferometric fiber-based optical biosensor to measure ultra-small changes in refractive index", Proc. SPIE 4616, Optical Fibers and Sensors for Medical Applications II, (26 March 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.463805
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KEYWORDS
Refractive index

Prisms

Phase measurement

Phase modulation

Channel projecting optics

Polarization

Interferometry

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