APPLICATION REVIEW BASED ON FIBER-OPTIC SENSORS AND BIOSENSORS
| Main Authors: | R. Keerthiga, A. Syed Mazhar, K. Sathish Kumar |
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| Format: | Article Journal |
| Terbitan: |
, 2019
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| Online Access: |
https://zenodo.org/record/3634339 |
Daftar Isi:
- Classically, an optical chemical sensor comprises of a chemical recognition phase i.e., sensing element or receptor joined with a transduction element. The receptor identifies a parameter e.g., the concentration of a specified compound, pH, etc., and provides an optical signal comparative to the magnitude of this parameter. The function of the receptor is gratified in several cases by a thin layer that is gifted to collaborate with the analyte molecules, catalyse a reaction selectively or partake in a chemical equilibrium together with the analyte. Biosensors are logical devices composed of a recognition component of biological origin and a physico-chemicaltransducer. Immobilization plays a leading role in developing the biosensor by integrating both the abovementioned mechanisms. In this short editorial note, an analytical review of fiber-optic sensors and biosensors for the development of biosensors for environmental and clinical monitoring have been reviewed.