Surface plasma enhanced fluorescence of CdSe quantum dots induced by laser on a grating surface

The fluorescence enhancement effect of CdSe quantum dots (QDs) was measured by using a picosecond pulsed laser with a 532 nm excitation wavelength to induce surface plasmon (SP) on a gold nanograting surface. A layered thin film was prepared on the gold film surface of silicon fund by atomic force microscope (AFM) etching and self-assembly method, respectively. The fluorescence spectrum of CdSe QDs was measured by adjusting the power of picosecond pulsed laser on a micro-Raman measuring platform. The results showed that the structure of the gold nanograting and CdSe QDs could greatly enhance the far-field fluorescence of CdSe QDs, the maximum fluorescence intensity was up to 7.80 times, and it had been saturated rapidly at the point of reaching the maximum intensity. The results of this study could be widely used in fields of the optoelectronic devices, biomedical detection.