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Nanoimprinted Quasi 3D Nanosquares Plasmonic Biosensor (LSPR)
Posted Dec 13, 2016, 10:01 a.m. EST MEMS & Nanotechnology, MEMS & Piezoelectric Devices 1 Reply
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Dear Respected Members,
My educational background:
B.Sc and M.Sc. in Applied Physics, Electronics and Communication Engineering.
My knowledge on COMSOL:
I just setup the COMSOL 5.0 in my computer, and I am very beginner in COMSOL.
My Goal:
My target is to fabricate a Plasmonic Biosensor in Nanoimprinted technique by using cleanroom facility. For this, firstly I want to develop and simulate a "Quasi 3D Nanosquares" model for Plasmonic Biosensor with the help of COMSOL.
My Queries:
Can anyone suggest me how can I develop myself in COMSOL environment for Plasmonic Biosensor's modelling and simulation?
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Khalid
My educational background:
B.Sc and M.Sc. in Applied Physics, Electronics and Communication Engineering.
My knowledge on COMSOL:
I just setup the COMSOL 5.0 in my computer, and I am very beginner in COMSOL.
My Goal:
My target is to fabricate a Plasmonic Biosensor in Nanoimprinted technique by using cleanroom facility. For this, firstly I want to develop and simulate a "Quasi 3D Nanosquares" model for Plasmonic Biosensor with the help of COMSOL.
My Queries:
Can anyone suggest me how can I develop myself in COMSOL environment for Plasmonic Biosensor's modelling and simulation?
--
Khalid
1 Reply Last Post Dec 14, 2016, 4:48 a.m. EST
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8 years ago
Hello,
the best way to study COMSOL from the beginning is to look at built-in models in COMSOL Library. These models have PDF manuals, so they should be easy to understand. For your purposes MEMS, RF and Wave Optics Modules are very helpful. Also you can find a lot of models in Internet, for example YouTube.
After that it's better to create some simple models. When you have questions, try to find answers at this Forum and in COMSOL Help. If you didn't find an answer, feel free to ask at forum. Describe your model and question in detail. Attachment of your model file also raises the chance for reply.
Good luck!
the best way to study COMSOL from the beginning is to look at built-in models in COMSOL Library. These models have PDF manuals, so they should be easy to understand. For your purposes MEMS, RF and Wave Optics Modules are very helpful. Also you can find a lot of models in Internet, for example YouTube.
After that it's better to create some simple models. When you have questions, try to find answers at this Forum and in COMSOL Help. If you didn't find an answer, feel free to ask at forum. Describe your model and question in detail. Attachment of your model file also raises the chance for reply.
Good luck!