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Laser Based Approaches to Increase Fiber-Optic-Based Selectivity: Dynamic Fluorescence Spectroscopy

  • Thomas A. Betts
  • , Frank V. Bright
  • , Gino C. Catena
  • , Jingfan Huang
  • , Kevin S. Litwiler
  • , David P. Paterniti
  • SUNY Buffalo

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Abstract

Over the last several decades the communications industry has developed small, high-light transmitting fiber-optic materials. Because of their inherently non-perturbing nature fiber optics have found wide spread use in many diverse areas of analytical spectroscopy. Of all the spectroscopictechniques, fiber-optic-basedfluorescence has probably enjoyed the greatest popularity. Unfortunately, while successful analyses have been achieved via fiber-optic probes, only a fraction (that is, spectral information) of the total information content from the fluorescence process has been utilized. In this paper, recent results from our laboratory are presented for the successful implementation of the remaining dynamic and steady-state fluorimetric measurements in conjunction with fiber-optic sensing.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationLaser Techniques in Luminescence Spectroscopy
EditorsTuan Vo-Dinh, DeLyle Eastwood
PublisherASTM International
Pages88-95
Number of pages8
ISBN (Electronic)9780803114555
DOIs
StatePublished - 1990
Event1988 Symposium on Laser-Based Approaches in Luminescence Spectroscopy - Boston, United States
Duration: Oct 30 1988Nov 4 1988

Publication series

NameASTM Special Technical Publication
VolumeSTP 1066
ISSN (Print)0066-0558

Conference

Conference1988 Symposium on Laser-Based Approaches in Luminescence Spectroscopy
Country/TerritoryUnited States
CityBoston
Period10/30/8811/4/88

Keywords

  • fiber-optic sensing
  • lasers
  • lifetimes
  • luminescence spectroscopy
  • polarization
  • rotational diffusion rates

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