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2021-06-01
G., Sowmya Padukone, H., Uma Devi.  2020.  Optical Signal Confinement in an optical Sensor for Efficient Biological Analysis by HQF Achievement. 2020 4th International Conference on Trends in Electronics and Informatics (ICOEI)(48184). :7—12.
In this paper, a closely packed Biosensor construction by using a two-dimensional structure is described. This structure uses air-holes slab constructed on silicon material. By removing certain air holes in the slab, waveguides are constructed. By carrying out simulation, it is proved that the harmonic guided wave changes to lengthier wavelengths with reagents, pesticides, proteins & DNA capturing. A Biosensor is constructed with an improved Quality factor & wavelength. This gives high Quality Factor (HQF) resolution Biosensor. The approach used for Simulation purpose is Finite Difference Time Domain(FDTD).
2019-01-16
Wee, J., Hackney, D., Peters, K..  2018.  Angular Dependence in Coupling Lamb Waves to Optical Fiber Guided Modes. 2018 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO). :1–2.
We investigate directional differences when coupling Lamb waves in a structure to guided modes in an optical fiber sensor for detection of the ultrasonic wave propagation through the structure.
2018-06-11
Saleh, C., Mohsen, M..  2017.  FBG security fence for intrusion detection. 2017 International Conference on Engineering MIS (ICEMIS). :1–5.

The following topics are dealt with: feature extraction; data mining; support vector machines; mobile computing; photovoltaic power systems; mean square error methods; fault diagnosis; natural language processing; control system synthesis; and Internet of Things.

2018-03-05
Chang, C. H., Hu, C. H., Tsai, C. H., Hsieh, C. Y..  2017.  Three-Layer Ring Optical Fiber Sensing Network with Self-Healing Functionality. 2017 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Pacific Rim (CLEO-PR). :1–2.

A novel optical fiber sensing network is proposed to eliminate the effect of multiple fiber failures. Simulation results show that if the number of breakpoint in each subnet is less than four, the optical routing paths can be reset to avoid those breakpoints by changing the status of optical switches in the remote nodes.