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Off-axis microsphere photolithography patterned nanohole array and other structures on an optical fiber tip for glucose sensing

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Off-axis microsphere photolithography (MPL) was used as a method to create a plasmonic fiber-based sensor for glucose sensing. Sensitivity of 906 nm per RIU has been achieved. And multiple nanostructures… Click to show full abstract

Off-axis microsphere photolithography (MPL) was used as a method to create a plasmonic fiber-based sensor for glucose sensing. Sensitivity of 906 nm per RIU has been achieved. And multiple nanostructures have been successfully created on a fiber tip.

Keywords: microsphere photolithography; glucose sensing; axis microsphere; fiber tip

Journal Title: RSC Advances
Year Published: 2021

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