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- 2015Kerr nonlinear switching in a hybrid silicasilicon microspherical resonatorcitations
- 2014Silicon-core glass fibres as microwire radial-junction solar cellscitations
- 2012On crystallographic orientation in crystal core optical fibers II: effects of taperingcitations
- 2009Modal Interferometer Based on ARROW Fiber for Strain and Temperature Measurementcitations
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Modal Interferometer Based on ARROW Fiber for Strain and Temperature Measurement
Abstract
In this letter, interferometric sensors based on antiresonance reflecting optical waveguide (ARROW) fibers were developed, and used to sense strain and temperature. Two types of solid-ore ARROW fibers were considered and signal demodulation was achieved by using the white light interferometric technique. The ARROW fibers have two rings of high index rods arranged in a hexagonal structure with a lattice constant of 6 m. The different sizes of the rods cause different measurand sensitivities for the two fibers. Resolutions of +/- 1.1 mu epsilon and +/- 0.07 degrees C were achieved for strain and temperature, respectively.