Engr 1182.03 College of Engineering Engineering Education Innovation Center Engr 1182 Nano Pre-Lab Detection Circuit 2 Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation.

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Engr College of Engineering Engineering Education Innovation Center Engr 1182 Nano Pre-Lab Detection Circuit 2 Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title1

Engr Wavelengths vs. Features Size Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title2 The wavelength of a sinusoidal wave is the spatial period of the wave— the distance over which the wave's shape repeats. The smaller the wavelength of the wave the higher the energy of the wave Wavelength in meters Nanotechnology

Engr Fluorescein Detection Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title3 photodetector blue LED Acrylic chip detection well emission excitation Looking at a side view where Acrylic chip is sitting on top of the DAD

Engr Absorption of Light Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title4 Light of energy h ex is absorbed and excites an electron from E 0 to E 1 or to a higher energy level. h ex Electronic Energy Levels E1E1 E0E0

Engr Relaxation and Emission Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title5 Excited electron "relaxes" to the E 1 state and then gets back to E 0 by “emission” (releasing) of energy –E 1 -E 0 =h em < h e This energy of emission is in the form of light. E0E0 E1E1 h em Electronic Energy Levels

Engr Fluorescein Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title6 Emission will ALWAYS be at a longer wavelength than the excitation. Blue spectrum Green spectrum

Engr Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) In any sensor circuit we must be concerned with detecting unwanted signals which would invalidate our measurements. These unwanted signals are called “noise.” A figure of merit of a sensor circuit design is the relative strength of true signal divided by unwanted signal detected: signal-to-noise ratio. The higher the SNR the better the performance of the sensor circuit we have. Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title7

Engr Optical Considerations for SNR Alignment of the LED and detector is very important for a high quality sensor circuit. Reflection off internal surfaces needs to be minimized Outside excitation sources must be shielded from the photodetector. Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title8

Engr Detection Alignment Device (DAD) Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title9 Detector Slot LED Chamber Chip Holder Alignment Holes

Engr SNR: LED / Detector alignment A critical angle of blue LED is chosen such that it maximizes the exposure of detection well to the blue LED excitation so that photodetector senses green emission from the fluorescein in the detection well only. Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title10 Plexiglass PDMS Detection well Detector aperture LED Reflected Light DAD Acrylic

Engr SNR: Reflections from internal surfaces Since we have a stacked layer of materials to assemble our LOC, surface of the each layer can act as a reflecting surface. Reflections occur at those surfaces and they erroneously increase the signal seen by the detector. Those reflections can be minimized by no air pockets between surfaces(layers). Detection well should be fully filled with fluorescein so that no air gaps remain. Keep surfaces clean and smooth to avoid reflections. Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title11

Engr SNR:Outside excitation sources We are interested in only the signal from the direct emission of fluorescein. Room light contains all wavelengths and will create significant error. Notice the DAD uses a lot of black. Black absorbs light and reduces reflection Rev: 20XXMMDD, InitialsPresentation Short Title12