Corrections to "Flexural Beam-Based Fiber Bragg Grating Accelerometers"

Todd, Michael D.; Johnson, Gregg A.; Althouse, Bryan; Vohra, S. T.

doi:10.1109/lpt.1998.730507

IEEE Photon. Technol. Lett.

1998

DOI: 10.1109/lpt.1998.730507

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Corrections to "Flexural Beam-Based Fiber Bragg Grating Accelerometers"

Michael D. Todd

Gregg A. Johnson²,

Bryan Althouse³

et al.

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Study on the Degree of Strain Uniformity of a new FBG Accelerometer

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Liu

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A new elastic element of fiber Bragg grating accelerometer which is four peripheral clamped trapezoidal beams is developed. On the basis of analyzing the mechanical condition of this elastic element, the theoretical model is obtained. Furthermore, the degree of strain uniformity of the beam will be discussed. The elastic element has nearly uniform stain near the fixed end , where can be as grating area. This kind of elastic element not only can be used with fiber Bragg grating accelero- meter, but also other types of sensors.

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Study on the Degree of Strain Uniformity of a new FBG Accelerometer

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Simulating on a New Elastic Element of FBG Accelerometer

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A new elastic element of fiber Bragg grating(FBG) accelerometer which is four peripheral clamped trapezoidal beams is developed. The simulation of this elastic element with ANSYS is carried out. From the results, it shows that as an elastic element, four beams have the advantages of lower cross-axis sensitivity which is smaller than 52 dB and nearly uniform strain along the grating area. In addition, its work frequency is higher than the single beam constituting four beams. This kind of elastic element not only can be used with fiber Bragg grating accelerometer, but also other types of sensors.

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Corrections to "Flexural Beam-Based Fiber Bragg Grating Accelerometers"

Cited by 2 publications

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Study on the Degree of Strain Uniformity of a new FBG Accelerometer

Study on the Degree of Strain Uniformity of a new FBG Accelerometer

Simulating on a New Elastic Element of FBG Accelerometer

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