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High Sensitivity Evanescent Field-Based Micro-Resonator Using Porous Cladding for Sensing Applications in the Visible Range
In this work, we fabricate and study a sensitive polymer-based optical sensor for visible range detection in water environment. The studied transducer is a micro-resonator relying on the interaction between the evanescent wave and the aqueous medium to measure the medium refractive index change. The
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