CN112504973A - Self-referencing optical micro-resonator sensor - Google Patents

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CN112504973A
CN112504973A CN202011094301.7A CN202011094301A CN112504973A CN 112504973 A CN112504973 A CN 112504973A CN 202011094301 A CN202011094301 A CN 202011094301A CN 112504973 A CN112504973 A CN 112504973A
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The invention discloses a self-reference optical micro resonant cavity sensor, which comprises two micro resonant cavities and a tapered optical fiber, wherein the tapered optical fiber is used for conducting optical signals and coupling the optical signals into the two micro resonant cavities; the micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a detected object to obtain a first detection signal; the other micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a reference object to obtain a second detection signal; after the second detection signal is subtracted from the first detection signal, the spectrum signal change caused by the detected object can be obtained after the background signal is removed. The sensor has higher integration level, mobility and high signal-to-noise ratio, and can be carried to a place needing to be detected to detect a detected object signal in real time.

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Self-referencing optical micro-resonator sensor
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of sensors, in particular to a self-reference optical micro resonant cavity sensor for detecting relative changes of physical, biological and chemical quantities.
Background
At present, the common optical micro resonant cavity sensor structure mainly comprises micro-bubble, micro-ball, micro-tube, micro-ring, micro-disk and the like. The prior various optical micro resonant cavity sensors have respective technical defects: (1) the sensor adopts a tapered optical fiber or prism coupling mode to realize the transmission and the transmission of optical signals, the coupling needs to be realized in a specific experimental environment, the structure is greatly influenced by the surrounding environment (temperature, humidity, mechanical vibration and the like), and the noise of the system is large. (2) After the coupling position between the micro resonant cavity and the tapered fiber/prism is fixed, only the relative change of the detected object can be detected, and the change of the signal caused by the detected object can not be detected. (3) The traditional optical micro resonant cavity sensor can only be used in a laboratory, can not be directly moved to other places needing to be used, and does not have real-time property. (4) The resonance spectrum signal generated by the micro resonant cavity is greatly influenced by thermal noise and mechanical vibration, usually additional drift is generated, and for the concentration detection of a trace measured object, the signal-to-noise ratio is low and the signal is not easy to distinguish.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the technical problems in the prior art, the invention provides a self-reference optical micro resonant cavity sensor.
The optical fiber coupling structure comprises two micro resonant cavities and a tapered optical fiber, wherein the tapered optical fiber is used for conducting optical signals and coupling the optical signals into the two micro resonant cavities.
The micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a detected object to obtain a first detection signal;
the other micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a reference object to obtain a second detection signal;
after the second detection signal is subtracted from the first detection signal, the spectrum signal change caused by the detected object can be obtained after the background signal is removed.
Furthermore, the type of the micro resonant cavity comprises a micro bottle cavity, a micro bubble cavity or a micro tube cavity.
Furthermore, each micro-resonator is vertically coupled to the tapered fiber at 90 °.
Furthermore, a certain distance is kept between the two micro resonant cavities and the two micro resonant cavities do not interfere with each other.
Furthermore, two ends of each micro resonant cavity are respectively connected with a section of Teflon tube for transmitting the detected object.
Furthermore, the sizes and the wall thicknesses of the two micro-resonant cavities are kept consistent as much as possible, so that signal errors caused by the size difference of the micro-resonant cavities are reduced.
The self-reference optical micro resonant cavity sensor provides a reference signal for the traditional optical micro resonant cavity sensor, and effectively avoids the influence of the fluctuation of a light source and the temperature and humidity disturbance of the environment; one micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting an object to be detected, the other micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a reference object, the resonance spectrum signal of the micro resonant cavity is changed due to the change of the concentration, the type and the like of the object to be detected in one micro resonant cavity, but the reference object in the other micro resonant cavity is not changed, the resonance spectrum signal caused by the change is not changed, the change of the resonance spectrum signal caused by the object to be detected is obtained in real time by subtracting the signal of the object to be detected from the signal of the reference object, and the noise of the system is reduced; through the arrangement of the self-reference micro resonant cavity, the sensor has higher integration level, mobility and high signal-to-noise ratio, and can be carried to a place needing to be detected to detect a detected object signal in real time.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a self-referencing optical microresonator sensor structure according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional view of the self-referenced optical microresonator sensor structure of the present invention.
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The optical fiber coupling device comprises two micro resonant cavities and a tapered optical fiber, wherein the tapered optical fiber part is used for conducting optical signals and coupling the optical signals into the two micro resonant cavities; one micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a detected object and detecting a signal, the other micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a reference object and detecting a background signal, and the types of the micro resonant cavities comprise a micro bottle cavity, a micro bubble cavity and a micro tube cavity; wherein each micro-resonator is vertically coupled with the tapered fiber at 90 degrees. A certain distance is kept between the two micro resonant cavities and the two micro resonant cavities are not interfered with each other.
Furthermore, two ends of the two micro resonant cavities are respectively connected with a section of Teflon tube for transmitting analytes such as gas or liquid.
Furthermore, the size and the wall thickness of the two micro resonant cavities are kept consistent as much as possible, so that signal errors caused by the size difference of the micro resonant cavities are reduced.
Example (b):
as shown in fig. 1, the self-reference optical micro-resonator sensor of the present embodiment includes a micro-resonator 1, a micro-resonator 2, and a tapered fiber 3; after the prepared tapered fiber 3 is placed and fixed on a specific support structure, firstly, vertically coupling the micro resonant cavity 1 with the tapered fiber 3, and fixing the micro resonant cavity 1 to keep the relative position of the micro resonant cavity and the tapered fiber 3 unchanged; then vertically coupling and fixing the micro resonant cavity 2 and the tapered fiber 3 and ensuring that a specific distance is kept between the micro resonant cavity 2 and the micro resonant cavity 1 to avoid mutual interference; on the basis, two ends of the micro resonant cavity 1 and the micro resonant cavity 2 are respectively connected with a Teflon tube for transmitting an analyte, and the preparation of the self-reference optical micro resonant cavity sensor can be completed, as shown in figure 1. FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional view of a completed self-referenced optical microresonator sensor.
As shown in fig. 1, the tapered optical fiber 3 is used for transmitting an optical signal and simultaneously coupling the optical signal into the micro-cavity 1 and the micro-cavity 2; the detected object is introduced into the micro resonant cavity 1, and the change of the corresponding detected object (concentration, variety and the like) and the change comprehensively caused by various factors (temperature, humidity, mechanical vibration and the like) can be obtained by detecting the resonance spectrum change of the micro resonant cavity 1; a reference object is introduced into the micro resonant cavity 2 and is kept unchanged, and corresponding changes of background signals, such as temperature, humidity, mechanical vibration and the like, can be obtained by detecting the changes of the resonance spectrum of the micro resonant cavity 2; the resonance spectrum signal of the micro resonant cavity 2 is subtracted from the resonance spectrum signal of the micro resonant cavity 1, so that the spectrum signal change caused by the detected object after the background signal is removed can be obtained.

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1. The self-reference optical micro resonant cavity sensor comprises two micro resonant cavities and a tapered optical fiber, and is characterized in that:
the tapered optical fiber is used for conducting optical signals and coupling the optical signals into the two micro resonant cavities;
the micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a detected object to obtain a first detection signal;
the other micro resonant cavity is used for transmitting a reference object to obtain a second detection signal;
after the second detection signal is subtracted from the first detection signal, the spectrum signal change caused by the detected object can be obtained after the background signal is removed.
2. The self-referencing optical microresonator sensor of claim 1, wherein: the micro resonant cavity is of a type comprising a micro bottle cavity, a micro bubble cavity or a micro tube cavity.
3. The self-referencing optical microresonator sensor of claim 1, wherein: each micro resonant cavity is vertically coupled with the tapered optical fiber at 90 degrees.
4. The self-referencing optical microresonator sensor of claim 1, wherein: a certain distance is kept between the two micro resonant cavities and the two micro resonant cavities are not interfered with each other.
5. A self-referencing optical microresonator sensor according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein: two ends of each micro resonant cavity are respectively connected with a section of Teflon tube for transmitting the detected object.
6. A self-referencing optical microresonator sensor according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein: the sizes and the wall thicknesses of the two micro resonant cavities are kept consistent as much as possible, and the micro resonant cavities are used for reducing signal errors caused by the size difference of the micro resonant cavities.
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