2012
DOI: 10.1109/tns.2012.2205704
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Microfluidics and Integrated Optics Glass Sensor for In-Line Microprobing of Nuclear Samples

Abstract: We study the miniaturization of Thermal Lens Spectrometry (TLS) towards Lab-on-chip integration in order to reduce the volume of fluid assays in nuclear process control. TLS is of great interest in this context since it combines the advantages of optical detection methods with an inherent suitability for smallscale samples. After validating the experimental principle in a classical thermal lens crossed-beam setup, we show the integration of a Young-interferometer with a microcapillary on a glass substrate, red… Show more

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