ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Fiber Fabry-Perot Sensor Based on Ion-Imprinted Sodium Alginate/Graphene Oxide Hydrogel for Copper Ion Detection Using Vernier Effect.
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This work proposes an optical fiber copper ion sensor, which is fabricated by an ion-imprinted sodium alginate/graphene oxide (SA/GO) hydrogel and single-mode fiber (SMF). This sensing Fabry-Perot Interferometer (FPI) achieves -1.98 nm/(mg/L) sensitivity with 0.998 linearity. To achieve higher sensitivity, we add a reference FPI to create a Vernier effect. We achieve 19.58 nm/mg/L sensitivity and 0.989 linearity at a concentration range of 0 mg/L-1.4 mg/L. It was 9.9 times higher than that of a single-sensing FPI. The experimental results also demonstrate that when the FSR values of two FPIs are closer, the higher response sensitivity is achieved. The sensor also has good measurement repeatability and dynamic response. In addition, the experimental results of response selectivity show that its response sensitivity to copper ions is significantly higher than other six types of ions, including iron ions, lead ions, magnesium ions, manganese ion, zinc ions, chromium ions. The copper ion is also mixed with six types of ions to deeply investigate the response selectivity. Good response selectivity and cross-responding are demonstrated by experimental results.
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