2009
DOI: 10.1117/12.834958
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Optical bend sensor for vector curvature measurement based on Bragg grating in eccentric core polymer optical fibre

Abstract: We present an optical bend sensor based on a Bragg grating written in an eccentric core polymer optical fibre. The grating wavelength shifts are studied as a function of bend curvature and fibre orientation and the device exhibits strong fibre orientation dependence, wide bend curvature range of ± 22.7 m -1 and high bend sensitivity of 63 pm/m -1 , which is 80 times higher than the reported sensor based on an offset-FBG in standard single mode silica fibre.

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“…4-11. Although the same scheme can be used with FBGs, the use of LPGs instead of FBGs provides a far better sensitivity. Comparison with the results for FBG-based bending sensors [19] reveals that with LPGs, the wavelength shifts are about five times higher for considerably lower curvatures than with FBGs.…”
Section: Ch1mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…4-11. Although the same scheme can be used with FBGs, the use of LPGs instead of FBGs provides a far better sensitivity. Comparison with the results for FBG-based bending sensors [19] reveals that with LPGs, the wavelength shifts are about five times higher for considerably lower curvatures than with FBGs.…”
Section: Ch1mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…La fig. 7 muestra la salida de los tres sensores para una fibra, la cual refleja la condición de compresión a medida que el radio de curvatura aumenta, como era de esperarse [19]. La única diferencia se encuentra a lo largo del eje de ordenadas, ya que se desea evitar el solape entre estas tres señales.…”
Section: A Mediciones Y Gráficasunclassified
“…resolution requirements. Bend sensors in polymer optical fibres based on FBGs have been demonstrated by Chen et al [46,47]. However, polymer optical fibres are more fragile and sensitive to mechanical exhaustion than typical silica optical fibres, and therefore they are not preferred for applications in wind turbines.…”
Section: Fibre Bragg Gratings For Sensing On Wind Turbine Bladesmentioning
confidence: 99%