论文信息 - Fiber optic fluorometer based on a dual-wavelength laser excitation source

Fiber optic fluorometer based on a dual-wavelength laser excitation source

A remote fiber optic fluorometer system which incorporates a dual wavelength UV laser excitation source is described. The system provides increased specificity for detection of multiple fluorophores without sacrificing real time sensing capability. Limitations imposed by UV transmission in fused silica fibers are discussed.

Stephen H. Lieberman | Sabine E. Apitz | Gregory A. Theriault | John M. Andrews | R. Newbery

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