Abstract
An integrated optical interferometer for direct detection of
affinity reactions is presented. A modern version of a Young’s
interferometer is built with a waveguide structure as beam splitter and
as sensing element. Resistive waveguides were produced by
plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition of silicon oxinitride. At
the output of this device a fringe pattern is detected by a CCD line
camera. The adsorption of molecules on top of the waveguides is
observed with a detection limit of 750 fg/mm2. The
resolvable variation of effective refractive index is 9 ×
10-8.
© 2000 Optical Society of America
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