Abstract
A surface plasmon resonance sensing technique based on optical heterodyne phase detection is presented. The theoretical sensitivity of this new method is compared with traditioal surface plasmon resonance technique. The results of phase detection modeling shows a strong dependence on sensor film thickness. With a practical configuration, the resolution of refractive index is predicted to be 5 × 10 −7 refractive index units. An experimental set-up is described and the initial results presented conincide with the theoretical prediction.
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