Abstract

We report on the fluorescence enhancement induced by gold nanoparticles (Au NPs) deposited on porous silicon Bragg reflectors (Bragg PS). The rhodamine 6 G (R6G) fluorescence was studied on single-layer porous silicon films and porous silicon Bragg reflectors. By comparison, R6G fluorescence of porous silicon films with Au NPs infiltrated is about two times that of porous silicon films without Au NPs. The R6G fluorescence of this porous silicon Bragg reflectors with Au NPs infiltrated is also stronger than the single-layered porous silicon films (∼2.3-fold) with Au NPs infiltrated. Such substrates with a multiple enhancement of the fluorescence have great potential for applications in the fields of medical diagnostics and biotechnology.

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