Graphene microfibers are burgeoning modulators with great potential in all-optical communication. One of the critical issues that remains to be understood is the dynamic mechanism of light–graphene interaction. Here,...Graphene microfibers are burgeoning modulators with great potential in all-optical communication. One of the critical issues that remains to be understood is the dynamic mechanism of light–graphene interaction. Here, we propose a power dependent modulation by using 980 nm pump light and 1064 nm signal light via graphene microfiber, and the results show a strong transmission reduction and frequency blue shift with the increase of pump power. The experimental observation is attributed to a stimulated Brillouin scattering process induced by the pump light. Power and frequency variations are a result of energy transition of the scattered phonon in the fiber. This work reveals the nonlinear effect process in the light–graphene interaction and provides a new method for power and frequency control with graphene all-optical modulation.展开更多
A biosensor for bovine serum albumin(BSA)detection by graphene oxide(GO)functionalized micro-taped long-period fiber grating(GMLPG)was demonstrated.The amide bond connected between the GO and BSA enabled the BSA to at...A biosensor for bovine serum albumin(BSA)detection by graphene oxide(GO)functionalized micro-taped long-period fiber grating(GMLPG)was demonstrated.The amide bond connected between the GO and BSA enabled the BSA to attach onto the fiber surface,which changed the effective refractive index of the cladding mode and characterized the concentration of the BSA.This real-time monitoring system demonstrated a sensing sensitivity of 1.263 nm/(mg/mL)and a detection limit of 0.043 mg/mL.Moreover,it illustrated superior measurement performance of higher sensitivity in the presence of glucose and urea as the interference,which showed static sensitivities of~1.476 nm/(mg/mL)and 1.504 nm/(mg/mL),respectively.The proposed GMLPG demonstrated a great potential for being employed as a sensor for biomedical and biochemical applications.展开更多
基金International Science and Technology Cooperation Project(2014-10780)National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(11874299)
文摘Graphene microfibers are burgeoning modulators with great potential in all-optical communication. One of the critical issues that remains to be understood is the dynamic mechanism of light–graphene interaction. Here, we propose a power dependent modulation by using 980 nm pump light and 1064 nm signal light via graphene microfiber, and the results show a strong transmission reduction and frequency blue shift with the increase of pump power. The experimental observation is attributed to a stimulated Brillouin scattering process induced by the pump light. Power and frequency variations are a result of energy transition of the scattered phonon in the fiber. This work reveals the nonlinear effect process in the light–graphene interaction and provides a new method for power and frequency control with graphene all-optical modulation.
基金supported by the International Cooperative Program(Grant No.2014DFR10780)the National Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11874299)the Science and Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Double Tutor Project of Shaanxi Province(Grant No.2018JM1059).
文摘A biosensor for bovine serum albumin(BSA)detection by graphene oxide(GO)functionalized micro-taped long-period fiber grating(GMLPG)was demonstrated.The amide bond connected between the GO and BSA enabled the BSA to attach onto the fiber surface,which changed the effective refractive index of the cladding mode and characterized the concentration of the BSA.This real-time monitoring system demonstrated a sensing sensitivity of 1.263 nm/(mg/mL)and a detection limit of 0.043 mg/mL.Moreover,it illustrated superior measurement performance of higher sensitivity in the presence of glucose and urea as the interference,which showed static sensitivities of~1.476 nm/(mg/mL)and 1.504 nm/(mg/mL),respectively.The proposed GMLPG demonstrated a great potential for being employed as a sensor for biomedical and biochemical applications.