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- 2024Laser micromachined 3D glass photonics platform demonstrated by temperature compensated strain sensorcitations
- 2024Integrated silicon Bragg-grating-based temperature sensor embedded in composite molds for out-of-autoclave composite parts process monitoring and optimisation
- 2024Aluminosilicate glass waveguide platform for connecting optical fiber sensors embedded in composite materials
- 2024Monitoring of composite structures for re-usable space applications using FBGs : the influence of low earth orbit conditionscitations
- 2022Experimental strength characterisation of thin chemically pre-stressed glass based on laser-induced flawscitations
- 2018Thin and Flexible Polymer Photonic Sensor Foils for Monitoring Composite Structurescitations
- 2018Bragg-Grating-Based Photonic Strain and Temperature Sensor Foils Realized Using Imprinting and Operating at Very Near Infrared Wavelengthscitations
- 2016Planar waveguide Bragg grating sensors for composite monitoringcitations
- 2011Embedded multiplexed polymer optical fiber sensor for esophageal manometrycitations
- 2011Embedded multiplexed polymer optical fiber sensor for esophageal manometrycitations
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Embedded multiplexed polymer optical fiber sensor for esophageal manometry
Abstract
There is a growing interest for esophageal measurements which can provide important and reliable data when diagnosing the motor function of the sphincters and the esophageal body. Biocompatibility, sensing resolution and the comfort of the patient are key parameters for manometric sensing systems. A new sensing approach which could fulfill all these needs is presented in this paper consisting of an embedded polymer fiber sensor, based on multiplexed fiber Bragg gratings. A response to a radial pressure almost 6 times that of a comparable silica fiber based sensor is obtained.