Coupled mode surface plasmon resonance sensor: in situ detection of humidity with starch biofilm

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Gulab Chand Yadav
Gaurav Sharma
Vivek Singh
Manindra Kumar
Neelam Srivastava
Sushil Kumar
Vinay Gupta
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[1] Banaras Hindu University,Department of Physics, Institute of Science
[2] Banaras Hindu University,Department of Physics, Mahila Maha Vidhyalaya
[3] University of Delhi,Department of Physics, Dayal Singh College
[4] University of Delhi,Department of Physics and Astrophysics
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Surface plasmon resonance sensor; Humidity sensor; PVC waveguide; Starch biofilm;
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An environment friendly coupled mode surface plasmon resonance sensor structure with starch biofilm as sensing element for humidity detection of environment is fabricated and demonstrated. The surface plasmon resonances were created using PVC layer fabricated between silver and starch biofilm on a rectangular prism. The analyses of fabricated sensor have been done by both wavelength and angular interrogation methods. The proposed sensor has maximum sensitivity 0.45 nm/%RH in wavelength interrogation method and 0.09°/%RH in angular interrogation method. Here the variations in humidity of environment, changes the refractive index of starch biofilm and hence in the surface plasmon resonances. Also, the proposed sensor shows a linear variation in resonance wavelength and resonance angle with respect to the variation in humidity of environment.
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