2-D optical/opto-mechanical microfluidic sensing with micro-bubble resonators
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Fabrication and Testing of Microfluidic Optomechanical Oscillators
Published on: May 29, 2014
Abstract:
In this paper a new sensing scheme by simultaneously measuring optical refractive index change and sound speed change in an optofluidic thin wall micro-bubble resonator is reported. Sensitivity of sound speed is 4.2-6.8 MHz/ (km/s) for 3 types of mechanical modes. A 2-D optical/opto-mechanical sensing map is plotted by detecting both the whispering gallery mode resonance shift and the optomechanical resonance shift. This novel scheme provides a supplementary support to optical sensing when analytes do not respond to refractive index (RI) change.
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