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| Kočí, Jan | Prague |
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| Kalteremidou, Kalliopi-Artemi | Brussels |
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Rafailov, Edik U.
Aston University
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- 2022On the study of the THz metamaterials to deal with the dielectric response of the cancerous biological tissuescitations
- 2021Looking Into Surface Plasmon Polaritons Guided by the Acoustic Metamaterialscitations
- 2021Controlling Surface Plasmon Polaritons Propagating at the Boundary of Low-Dimensional Acoustic Metamaterialscitations
- 2021The Study of the Surface Plasmon Polaritons at the Interface Separating Nanocomposite and Hypercrystalcitations
- 2021Visible to near-infrared broadband fluorescence from Ce-doped silica fibercitations
- 2020Metamaterial formalism approach for advancing the recognition of glioma areas in brain tissue biopsiescitations
- 2020Preparation of PbTe thin films for high-sensitive Mid-IR photodetectors by PECVD
- 2019405-nm pumped Ce3+-doped silica fiber for broadband fluorescence from cyan to red
- 2019Optical properties of Ce-doped silica fibercitations
- 2014Novel evaluation procedure for internal and extraction efficiency of high-power blue LEDscitations
- 2011Fiber coupling to BaTiO3 glass microspheres in an aqueous environmentcitations
- 2011A Microfluidic Platform Integrated with Tapered Optical Fiber for Studying Resonant Properties of Compact High Index Microspherescitations
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Fiber coupling to BaTiO3 glass microspheres in an aqueous environment
Abstract
Compact microspheres with high-quality (Q) whispering gallery modes are required for many applications involving liquid immersion, such as sensing nanoparticles and studying resonant radiative pressure effects. We show that high-index (1.9 and 2.1) barium titanate glass (BTG) microspheres are perfect candidates for these applications due to their high-Q (∼104 in the 1100–1600 nm range) resonances evanescently excited in spheres with diameters of 4–15 μm. By reattaching the spheres at different positions along a tapered optical fiber, we show that the coupling constant exponentially increases with thinner fiber diameters. We demonstrate the close to critical coupling regime with intrinsic 푄=3×104 for water immersed 14 μm BTG spheres.