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Multiparameter measurement using a double-Y-shaped suspendedcore fiber in a fiber loop configuration
Abstract
In this work, an all-fiber loop mirror using a four-bridge silica fiber with a double-Y-shaped suspended-core is presented for the measurement of strain and torsion. The sensing head is formed by a section of the microstructured fiber with 90 mm in length. The fiber loop sensor allowed observing a distinct interference pattern as a result of the geometry of the core fiber. Different sensitivities to strain and torsion were obtained, namely, -5.11 pm/mu e and +/- 1.34 pm/degree.