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- 2012Simultaneous Measurement of Partial Pressure of O-2 and CO2 using Hybrid interferometer
- 2012Intrinsic Fabry-Perot Cavity Sensor Based on Etched Multimode Graded Index Fiber for Strain and Temperature Measurementcitations
- 2012Simultaneous measurement of partial pressure of O-2 and CO2 with a hybrid interferometercitations
- 2012Fabry-Perot cavities based on chemical etching for high temperature and strain measurementcitations
- 2011Optical Fibre Hydrogen Sensors Based on Palladium Coatings
- 2011Fabry-Perot cavities based on chemical etching for high temperature and strain sensingcitations
- 2010Intrinsic Fabry-Perot cavity sensor based on chemical etching of a multimode graded index fiber spliced to a single mode fibercitations
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Intrinsic Fabry-Perot Cavity Sensor Based on Etched Multimode Graded Index Fiber for Strain and Temperature Measurement
Abstract
Two Fabry-Perot interferometers based on chemical etching in multimode graded index fibers are fabricated and their response to temperature and strain are compared. Chemical etching is applied in the graded index fiber end creating an air cavity. The interferometric cavity is formed when the graded index fiber with the air concavity is spliced to a single-mode fiber. The intrinsic sensors present high sensitivity to strain and low sensitivity to temperature. For the 62.5 mu m core fiber, sensitivities of 6.99 pm/mu epsilon and, 0.95 pm/degrees C were obtained for strain and temperature, respectively. The sensor based in the 50 mu m core fiber, on the other hand, presented sensitivities of 4.06 pm/mu epsilon and -0.84 pm/degrees C for strain and temperature, respectively.