All-solid birefringent hybrid photonic crystal fiber based interferometric sensor for measurement of strain and temperature

Gu, Bobo; Yuan, Wu; Zhang, A. Ping; Bang, Ole

doi:10.1117/12.904180

Optical Sensors and Biophotonics III 2011

DOI: 10.1117/12.904180

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All-solid birefringent hybrid photonic crystal fiber based interferometric sensor for measurement of strain and temperature

Bobo Gu

Wu Yuan

A. Ping Zhang

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Abstract: A highly sensitive fiber-optic interferometric sensor based on an all-solid birefringent hybrid photonic crystal fiber (PCF) is demonstrated for measuring strain and temperature. A strain sensitivity of ~23.8 pm/µε and a thermal sensitivity of ~-1.12 nm/ o C are demonstrated in the experiment.

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All-solid birefringent hybrid photonic crystal fiber based interferometric sensor for measurement of strain and temperature

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References 11 publications

Modification of borosilicate glass composition for joint thermal processing with lead oxide glasses for development of photonic crystal fibers

Modification of borosilicate glass composition for joint thermal processing with lead oxide glasses for development of photonic crystal fibers

A fiber Fabry–Perot interferometer based on a PVA coating for humidity measurement

Artificially anisotropic core fiber with ultra-flat high birefringence profile

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