Polymer Optical Fiber Compound Parabolic Concentrator fiber tip based glucose sensor: in-Vitro Testing

Hassan, Hafeez; Janting, Jakob; Aasmul, Søren; Bang, Ole

doi:10.1109/jsen.2016.2606580

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“…Such advantages of POF sensors enable their application to measure parameters like temperature [7], strain [8], humidity [9], curvature [10], acceleration [11], and liquid level [12]. Furthermore, POF sensors are employed in biomedical applications such as antibody [13,14] and glucose sensors [15].…”

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Fast and stable gratings inscription in POFs made of different materials with pulsed 248 nm KrF laser

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Fast and stable gratings inscription in POFs made of different materials with pulsed 248 nm KrF laser

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“…Also, Hassan et al presented an in-vitro sensing of glucose using a newly developed efficient optical fiber glucose sensor based on a Compound Parabolic Concentrator (CPC) tipped POF [65]. In-vitro measurements for two glucose concentrations (40 and 400 mg/dL) confirmed that the CPC tipped sensors efficiently can detect both glucose concentrations.…”

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Polymer optical fiber sensors in human life safety

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Webb

Andre

2017

Optical Fiber Technology

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The current state of research into polymer optical fiber (POF) sensors linked to safety in human life is summarized in this paper. This topic is directly related with new solutions for civil aircraft, structural health monitoring, healthcare and biomedicine fields. In the last years, the properties of polymers have been explored to identify situations offering potential advantages over conventional silica fiber sensing technology, replacing, in some cases, problematic electronic technology used in these mentioned fields, where there are some issues to overcome. POFs could preferably replace their silica counterparts, with improved performance and biocompatibility. Finally, new developments are reported which use the unique properties of POF.

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“…For these reasons, POF sensors have been applied in the sensing of different parameters like strain [2], temperature [3], refractive index [4], angle [5], liquid level [6], relative humidity [7] and acceleration [8], antibodies [9]- [11], and glucose [12], [13].…”

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Influence of the Cladding Structure in PMMA mPOFs Mechanical Properties for Strain Sensors Applications

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Abstract-This paper presents a dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) of a microstructured polymer optical fiber (mPOF). The fiber material is polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), which is widely available commercially. The DMA is made by means of sequential strain cycles produced with an oscillatory load with controlled frequency to obtain the variation of the Young's Modulus with respect to temperature, frequency and humidity for mPOFs with 2, 3 and 5-ring hexagonal microstructured cladding. Results show that the 3 different cladding structures have similar Young's modulus on the stress-strain tests performed. Furthermore, the 3-ring structure presents the lowest Young's Modulus variation with temperature among the samples tested, whereas the 5-ring structure presents a Young's Modulus variation with frequency 25% lower than the 2 and 3-rings cladding structures. Regarding the humidity sensitivity, the 2-ring structure presented a 30% lower Young's Modulus variation for a 25% humidity increase. The results obtained provide guidelines for the cladding structure choice for strain or stress sensors applications when low cross-sensitivity with temperature, humidity and frequency is desired.Index Terms-microstrutured polymer optical fiber, dynamic mechanical analysis, polymethyl methacrylate.

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Polymer Optical Fiber Compound Parabolic Concentrator fiber tip based glucose sensor: in-Vitro Testing

Cited by 23 publications

References 24 publications

Fast and stable gratings inscription in POFs made of different materials with pulsed 248 nm KrF laser

Fast and stable gratings inscription in POFs made of different materials with pulsed 248 nm KrF laser

Polymer optical fiber sensors in human life safety

Influence of the Cladding Structure in PMMA mPOFs Mechanical Properties for Strain Sensors Applications

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