论文信息 - Time-resolved photoacoustics for glucose concentration measurement: theory and experiment

Time-resolved photoacoustics for glucose concentration measurement: theory and experiment

The capability of the time-resolved photoacoustic (PA) technique for glucose concentration measurement in the near-infrared range was demonstrated. Both experimental and theoretical studies shown that the concentration dependence of the sound velocity, optical absorption coefficient and thermal property of glucose solution can be simultaneously determined by the time-resolved PA techniques. Good agreement between theory and experiment has been obtained.

Zu-Hong Lu | Yaochun Shen | Hugh A. MacKenzie | John M. Lindberg

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