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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"long period fiber gratings"”.

  1. Numerical Analysis of Optically-induced Long-period Fiber Gratings for Sensing Applications

    Long-period fiber gratings (LPGs) with a period ranging from several hundred micrometers to a few millimeters can couple a core mode to discrete co-propagating cladding modes when the phase matching condition is satisfied. The rapid attenuation of cladding modes results in loss bands in the …

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  2. Ionic Self-Assembled Multilayers Adsorbed on Long Period Fiber Gratings for Use as Biosensors

    … Self-Assembled Multilayers (ISAMs) adsorbed on Long Period Fiber Gratings (LPGs) provides an attractive platform for building optical sensors, which could potentially overcome the disadvantages of SPR biosensors. The ISAM technique is a type of layer-by-layer deposition technique for building …

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  3. Ionic Self-Assembled Multilayers in a Long Period Grating Sensor for Bacteria and as a Source of Second-Harmonic Generation Plasmonically Enhanced by Silver Nanoprisms

    … to tune and functionalize a rapid, sensitive fiber optic biosensor for textit{Brucella}, a family of bacteria that are detrimental to livestock and can also infect humans. The sensor was based on a turn-around point long period fiber grating (TAP-LPG). Unlike conventional LPGs, in which the …

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