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Chemical and biochemical sensing with optical fibers and waveguides
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Boston, Mass. : Artech House, 1996
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9780890067376
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Developments in fibre optic and waveguide sensing are sparking interest in applications for the technology in chemical and biochemical analysis. This text updates innovations in this field, and describes applications of the technology in medicine, biotechnology and environmental science.


Author Notes

Gilbert E. Boisdé received his Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Ecole Supérieure de Chimie de l’Université de Rennes (ENSCUR).

Dr. Boisdé is currently involved with active research in fiber optics, remote Spectometry, and physical and chemical sensors. With nearly 40 years of industry experience, he has written more than 60 technical papers and 5 book contributions, and holds 20 patents on the field of fiber optics.

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Table of Contents

Introduction: Historical Account of Fiber Optic Sensors
Definitions and Classes of Sensors
Importance and Role of Optical and Fiber Optic Sensors
Essential Theory in Optics: Light
Propagation of Light
Interference and Diffraction
Coherence
Polarization
Light Interaction with Matter
Signal Processing
Optical Components: Prisms and Gratings
Light Guides
Planar Waveguides
Integrated Optics
Specific Arrangements in Chemistry
Sources and Detectors
Other Components
Optical Sensing Techniques
Intensity Modulation
Refractometry
Interferometry
Spectometry
Luminescence
Polarimetry
Evanescence Spectroscopy
Reflectrometry
Photoacoustic Techniques
Chemical and Biochemical Considerations: Acid-Base Reactions
Chemical Reactions Between Two Components
Chemical Reactions Multicomponents
Labeling Reagents
Catalytic Reactions (Enzymes)
Analytical Specifications (Calibration, Precision, etc.)
Immobilization Techniques
Biochemical Specifications
Photophysics and Photochemical Processes
Undesirable Effects
Dynamic Measurements and Photokinetics
Applications as Biosensors: Generalities
Clinical Analysis and Monitoring
Catalytic and Biocatalytic
Immunosensors
Biotechnology
Other Optodes for Medical Sensing (Temperature, etc.)
Ions, Gas, and Environmental Sensors: Ions Sensors
Gas Sensors
Environmental Sensors
Process Control, and Other Sensors: Process Control and Remote On-Line Spectometry
Physico-Chemical Sensors
Solvents
Humidity
Other Applications (Agriculture, etc.)
Networks: Multiplexing Techniques
Networks for Chemistry
Evaluation of Optical Sensors: Advantages and Disadvantages of Optical Sensing
Comparison with Other Techniques
Trends, Markets, Prospects