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- 2019Design and implementation of fiber-embedded plasmonic structures in microwires
- 2017Cost-Effective Polymethacrylate-Based Electrospun Fluorescent Fibers toward Ammonia Sensingcitations
- 2016Robust plasmonic tips fabricated by the tapering of composite hybrid silicate microfibers with metallic core
- 2014Assessment of block and random copolymer overlayers on polymer optical fibers towards protein detection through electrostatic interaction
- 2014Protein detection by polymer optical fibers sensitized with overlayers of block or random copolymers
- 2014Enhanced second harmonic generation in lithium niobate hexagonal micro-resonator via total internal reflection quasi-phase-matchingcitations
- 2010Fiber and integrated waveguide-based optical sensorscitations
- 2002Continuous wave ultra violet laser induced frustration of etching in congruent lithium niobate
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Robust plasmonic tips fabricated by the tapering of composite hybrid silicate microfibers with metallic core
Abstract
A tapered hybrid microfiber comprising a metal core and a glass silicate cladding is the platform proposed here for the development of plasmonic sensing devices. The existence of the glass cladding provides several advantages over pure metal tips while exhibiting high enhancement factors at the tip apex up to 10<sup>4</sup>. Optimization of the fiber tapering process conditions can be achieved by using different metals having different melting points, viscosity and thermal expansion coefficients as well as composite fibers with different glass and metal core diameter in order to achieve tapered microwires with the desirable geometrical and operational characteristics.