Excitation-detection integrated trapezoidal prism-coupled surface plasmon resonance based on a compact optical system

 

Excitation-detection integrated trapezoidal prism-coupled surface plasmon resonance based on a compact optical system.



Here’s an illustration of an excitation-detection integrated trapezoidal prism-coupled surface plasmon resonance (SPR) system based on a compact optical setup. It will visually represent the working principle, showing the excitation light source, trapezoidal prism, SPR sensor surface, and detection system.

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