ArticleApplied physics letters2011
Hollow waveguides with low intrinsic photoluminescence fabricated with Ta(2)O(5) and SiO(2) films.
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Abstract
A type of integrated hollow core waveguide with low intrinsic photoluminescence fabricated with Ta(2)O(5) and SiO(2) films is demonstrated. Hollow core waveguides made with a combination of plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition SiO(2) and sputtered Ta(2)O(5) provide a nearly optimal structure for optofluidic biofluorescence measurements with low optical loss, high fabrication yield, and low background photoluminescence. Compared to earlier structures made using Si(3)N(4), the photoluminescence background of Ta(2)O(5) based hollow core waveguides is decreased by a factor of 10 and the signal-to-noise ratio for fluorescent nanobead detection is improved by a factor of 12.
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