Optics Express · 2012 · 11 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsBiomedical OpticsOpticsPhotonicsFiber OpticsFluorescence SpectroscopyOptical BiosensingOptical FibersOptical PolymersPhotophysics Of Fluorescent ProbesFiber-optic ProbesFiber-optic SensingFluorescence ProbesFluorescence Quantum YieldFluorescence-based SensingFluorescent PolymersFluorescent ProbesFluorophore Photophysics
Detection of fluorescence from a low quantum yield fluorophore is challenging for a fiber-optic probe, especially when an inexpensive and robust construction is desired. We propose a conceptually straightforward theoretical model to optimize the factors affecting the fluorescence-capture capability of a bifurcated/coaxial fiber-optic probe. Experimentally we verify that such a probe, if optimized, can detect the fluorescence of a polymer fluorophore with a low quantum yield of 0.0065.
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