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A compact multichannel spectrometer for label-free monitoring of biochips for point-of-care testing
Dortu, F.; Von Horsten, H.; Bernier, D.; Denti, M.; Hernandez, A.L.; Casquel, R.; Holgado, M.; Veenstra, T.; Ciaurriz, P.; Tellechea, E.; Fernández, F.; Cornago, I.; Maigler, M.V.; Vilcot, J.-P.; Maricot, S.; Hastanin, J.; Lenaerts, C.; Roobroek, A.; Deprez, S.; Hernandez, Y. (2019). A compact multichannel spectrometer for label-free monitoring of biochips for point-of-care testing, in: Brown, J.Q. et al. Clinical and preclinical optical diagnostics II. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering, 11073: pp. 11073_39. https://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.2526953
In: Brown, J.Q.; van Leeuwen, T.G. (Ed.) (2019). Clinical and preclinical optical diagnostics II. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering, 11073. SPIE: Washington. ISBN 9781510628397. 280 pp., more
In: Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering. SPIE: Bellingham, WA. ISSN 0277-786X; e-ISSN 1996-756X, more
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  • Dortu, F., more
  • Von Horsten, H., more
  • Bernier, D., more
  • Denti, M., more
  • Hernandez, A.L.
  • Casquel, R.
  • Holgado, M.
  • Veenstra, T.
  • Ciaurriz, P.
  • Tellechea, E.
  • Fernández, F.
  • Cornago, I.
  • Maigler, M.V.
  • Vilcot, J.-P.
  • Maricot, S.
  • Hastanin, J.
  • Lenaerts, C.
  • Roobroek, A.
  • Deprez, S.
  • Hernandez, Y., more

Abstract
    We present three optical multi-channels spectrometers for the interrogation of label-free biosensors based on different kinds of transducers : resonant nanopillars (RNP), microring resonators (MRR), localized and propagative surface plasmon resonance (LSPR and SPR). Light is collected from the multi-channel biosensors (up to 12-channels) with optical fibers and is remapped to a packed straight line forming the input slit of the spectrometers. The combination of high resolution CMOS sensors and embedded signal processing makes it possible to extract the resonant wavelengths of the transducers with a precision in the range of 1-20 pm depending on the type of transducer. The performance of the three transducer / spectrometer systems has been evaluated in the framework of EU and regional projects for the monitoring of chemical pollutants found in oceanic waters (FP7-EnviGuard), crop health monitoring (Interreg France-Wallonie-Vlaanderen- SmartBioControl/BioSens) and bioreactor monitoring (EutoTransBio - APTACHIP).

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