Enhanced Fluorescence of SiO2 Balls/Ag/Glass Structure Using by Surface Plasmons

Yi Tsung Chang; Ming Ru Tang; Wei Chen Tu; Yu Chen Cheng; Chia Hua Chan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.448-453.164

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Enhanced Fluorescence of SiO₂ Balls/Ag/Glass Structure Using by Surface Plasmons

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This study describes the absorption, transmission and reflection spectra of Ag/Ti/SiO₂ balls/glass and CHCl3:Alq3/Ag/Ti/SiO₂ balls/glass structures with 200 ~ 650nm SiO₂ balls, respectively. The enhanced fluorescence in a CHCl3:Alq3 (60nm)/Ag (70nm) / Ti (5nm) /SiO₂ balls /glass structure using by surface plasmons when the light was irradiated from the backside was observed. It can be applied to improve bio-plasmonic device, organic light emitting diode and solar cell optical devices efficiency.

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Yi Tsung Chang*, Ming Ru Tang, Wei Chen Tu, Yu Chen Cheng, Chia Hua Chan

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Fluorescence, Organic Material, Surface Plasmon

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