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<title>Miniaturized integrated optic chemical sensors for environmental monitoring and remediation</title>

Edgar A. MendozaDaniel P. RobinsonRobert A. Lieberman

Year: 1996 Journal:   Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Vol: 2836 Pages: 76-86   Publisher: SPIE

Abstract

The use of integrated optic chemical sensors in environmental monitoring and remediation applications offers many advantages, the most prominent being that they can easily accommodate multiple sensing-elements, are miniaturized, lightweight, and immune to electromagnetic interference. We are developing versatile, multi-analyte, micro-miniaturized integrated optic chemical sensor (IOCS) technologies for use in closed-loop control and process monitoring for industrial and environmental applications. We have demonstrated a complete integrated optic sensor system and tested it by simultaneously identifying and quantifying samples containing traces of metal ions in a water stream. Conversion of the optical information into control signals is accomplished by a wavelength-division multiplexed optoelectronic unit, which can be remotely located, connected via optical fibers. The simplicity of this process makes this a very promising approach for the fabrication of commercially viable integrated optic devices.

Keywords:
Electro-optical sensor Process (computing) Computer science Electromagnetic interference Analyte Multiplexing Materials science Electronic engineering Nanotechnology Engineering Telecommunications Chemistry

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Water Quality Monitoring and Analysis
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
Physical Sciences →  Chemical Engineering →  Bioengineering

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