Pure Research: Biosensing Plasmonic Devices

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Pure Research: Biosensing Plasmonic Devices Chuck Wong

Multispectral Imaging Systems

The process to automate the process Monochromator QImaging Python Automation Matlab Analysis? Overview The process to automate the process

Imaging Process White light is produced, and monochromator filters it to output a single desired monochromatic wavelength of light. The beam of light is shined on the nanoplasmonic sensor, and the camera takes a picture of what is seen in the lens. This image is then processed in a spectrometer to view Transmission Intensity across a wavelengths of a single device. G. L. Liu et. al., Optics Express., 13, 2005.

Techniques Implementing “Python” to create a class that uses functions to control the Monochromator machine Creating a class that uses functions to control the QImaging camera of the microscope Setting up an algorithm to take repeated desired amount of data to be analyzed X40 lens

Progress The monochromator class has been implemented. Still need to write the implementation to the Camera class. In progress of developing the algorithm to control the entire experimental process.

End Goals The end goals are to be able to automate the process of setting up the wavelength and then taking an image, which would save much time. Hopefully then be able to implement Matlab to process the image to get meaningful data.