Optical Z-scan Technique For Measurement Of Bioanalytes - A. N., Dhinaa
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Any abnormality in the level of bioanalytes causes severe impact in a healthy human; thus a routine check of these analytes is of great importance. Variation of every bioanalytes in blood above or below a specific range indicates some imbalance in regular metabolic activities. There are various methods which have come up in the measurement of bioanalytes. We have used a novel and new method of measuring the amount of bioanalytes in blood using their optical nonlinearities. Optical Z-Scan technique for measurement of bioanaytes is scientifically a new approach. Optical nonlinear nature of…mehr

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Any abnormality in the level of bioanalytes causes severe impact in a healthy human; thus a routine check of these analytes is of great importance. Variation of every bioanalytes in blood above or below a specific range indicates some imbalance in regular metabolic activities. There are various methods which have come up in the measurement of bioanalytes. We have used a novel and new method of measuring the amount of bioanalytes in blood using their optical nonlinearities. Optical Z-Scan technique for measurement of bioanaytes is scientifically a new approach. Optical nonlinear nature of bioanalytes is utilized to measure their concentration. Optical nonlinearity results in nonlinear refractive index and the same is measured by Z-Scan technique using laser as source of excitation.
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Autorenporträt
Dr.A.N.DHINAA was born on 01.06.1980 in Poolampatti Village, Salem District, Tamilnadu, India. He has received his BSc from University of Madras, MSc from Bharathiar University and Ph.D from Anna University. He worked as a JRF in DST. Currently,Asst.Prof. in Aksheyaa Collge of Engineering. He has published more than 10 international journals.