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9 February 2009 New type of standalone gas sensors based on dye, thin films, and subwavelength structures
Marc Schnieper, Laurent Davoine, Miguel Holgado, Rafael Casquel del Campo, Angel Barranco
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Abstract
A new gas sensor was developed to enable visual indication of a contamination by specific gases like NO2, SO2, UV, etc. The sensor works with a combination of subwavelength structures and specific active dye thin film layers. The objective is to use the optical changes of the dye thin films after exposure and a custom designed subwavelength structure, a suited combination of both will produce a strong color change. The indication should be visible for the human eye. To enhance this visual aspect, we used a reference sensor sealed into a non-contaminated atmosphere. This work was realized within the PHODYE STREP Project, a collaboration of the 6th Framework Program Priority Information Society Technologies.
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Marc Schnieper, Laurent Davoine, Miguel Holgado, Rafael Casquel del Campo, and Angel Barranco "New type of standalone gas sensors based on dye, thin films, and subwavelength structures", Proc. SPIE 7218, Integrated Optics: Devices, Materials, and Technologies XIII, 72181E (9 February 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.807707
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KEYWORDS
Thin films

Sensors

Plasma

Gas sensors

Ultraviolet radiation

Visualization

Luminescence

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