Intrinsic single-mode fiber-optic pressure sensor

Zhao, Yang; Ansari, Fahard

doi:10.1109/68.959367

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“…With optical sensors they can be either intrinsic or extrinsic with regards to the optical medium that the light beam uses. Intrinsic optical sensing is the use of light within the optical medium and the effect the surrounding environment has on the light beam 3 . While extrinsic sensing is the use of light that directly interacts with the surrounding environment and the measurands are a product of this interaction 4 .…”

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Self-written waveguides as an optical polymer sensor

Cassidy,

Healy,

Sheridan

2024

Optical Sensing and Detection VIII

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In this paper we investigate the use of photopolymer material as the sensor medium. This research will focus on the creation of self-written waveguides within the photopolymer and the interaction with the environment. This SWW can be used to measure direction of propagation and angle of incidence upon the polymer material. Under environmental force new SWWs can be measured and recorded within the PVA/AA on a 3D plane. These newly created SWWs, from numerical modelling, can represent the interaction with the surrounding environment. This can be used to measure force and direction of movement.

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