Raman/Scattering Spectroscopy TRIZ Cases
- Receptor-Functionalized Gold Nanoparticles for Rapid Analyte Detection
Receptor-functionalized gold nanoparticles aggregate upon analyte binding, enabling rapid detection via dynamic light scattering without complex assay steps.
- Raman Probe Concave Head Skin Contact Glucose Signal Detection
A Raman probe with a concave head and angled light source collects scattered light from skin for bio-component analysis.
- Hybrid Interferometric Scatterometric Sensor for Low Optical Power Return
A hybrid sensor integrates self-mixing interferometry and scatterometric detection on a shared semiconductor substrate to capture spatial information.
- Optical Fiber Measurement Device for Multi-Wavelength Fluorescence Detection
A rotating light receiving plate directs specific wavelength fluorescence to one photoelectric element, reducing device complexity and production cost.
- Spectroscopic Device Nanopillar Collapse Control via Solvent Pinning
Design groups use solvent pinning to control contact line movement, resolving inconsistent nanopillar collapse and enhancing spectroscopic signal reliability.
- Energy Dispersion Device Using Rotated Diffraction Gratings
A compact energy dispersion device uses rotated diffraction gratings to generate multiple spectral orders for matter analysis.
- Fiber Optic Probe Scatterometer for Non-Destructive IR Spectroscopy
A fiber optic probe scatterometer uses segmented optical fibers and a transparent enclosure to collect scattered light signals from samples.