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Nanopatterned optical fiber tip for guided mode resonance and application to gas sensing

Tabassum et al., 2017

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15751254667667406571
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Tabassum S
Kumar R
Dong L
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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This paper reports on an efficient and convenient method of patterning nanostructures on the cleaved facet of an optical fiber to realize a high-performance fiber-optic gas sensor. The fabrication method utilizes an ultraviolet assisted nanoimprint lithography to transfer …
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