Data process of spectroscopy surface plasmon resonance analyzer based on noise analysis[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2009, 17(9): 2159-2164.DOI:
The resolution of spectroscopy SPR (surface plasmon resonance) analytical instruments is mostly depended on the sensitivity of sensors and the wavelength resolution
which is relate to the instrument noise levels. But
as we know
the wavelength range of high-resolution spectroscopy is usually very narrow. In order to obtain higher resolving and widen the dynamic range
we analyses the noise sources and their type. These noises can be divided into two types based on the relation to the light source intensity. One is the noise in the intensity of light emitted by the light source and the shot noise
the other is the noise caused by temperature and supporting circuitry. SPR curve
which are involved in data analysis
has been optimized with the signal to noise ratio of spectroscopy SPR analytical instruments. The optimization result is that the optimization SPR cure should be between the Reflectance R1 corresponding to strongest SPR signal and the Reflectance R2 corresponding to strongest signal to noise ratio. And we put forward a part centroid method for data analysis. The experimental results indicate that the analytical instruments resolution has been improved by nearly ten times; the dynamical range of measurement has been enlarged two times. The Glycerin solutions
which are the Refractive index between 1.3325 and 1.3600
are tested. The correlation coefficients are larger than 0.99
that mean this method has not caused unfavorable influence on the result linearity.