In vitro diagnostic (IVD) systems rely on optical receiver techniques to achieve highly sensitive and specific results. Established techniques such as ELISA and PCR utilize a fluorescence optical receive chain to perform diagnostic tests. It is no surprise, therefore, that the point-of-care (PoC) market has also adopted optical receivers as a powerful tool in creating a system that is accurate, flexible, and achieves a fast time to result. This article provides details on key considerations when designing an optical PoC receive chain and how integrated optical front ends can not only meet these performance demands but also provide a key advantage to those striving to create a platform for the future.
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