Rongsheng Chen, H. McPeak, F. Formenti, C. Hahn, A. Farmery, A. Obeid
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Optimizing sensor design for polymer fibre optic oxygen sensors
In this paper, the development of a clinically useful fibre-optic oxygen sensor based on oxygen fluorescence quenching is described. The oxygen sensor tip was formed by coating a tapered polymer optical fibre with a thin film polymer matrix containing an oxygen sensitive fluorophore. The sensitivity and time response of the oxygen sensors were modified using different polymer matrices. Using this technique, a T90 response time typically less than 100ms could be readily achieved.