Abstract

We developed a phase-sensitive sensor based on the optical weak measurement for label-free detection of biomolecular interaction. The weak value amplification system can be implemented in common-path with total internal reflection structure. The phase difference between p and s polarizations caused by biomolecular recognition is measured by the central wavelength shift of the frequency domain weak measurement system. Structure of p and s polarizations in common-path makes system robust and stable. The applicability is illustrated by real-time monitoring interaction of biomolecules.

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