Photonic crystal fiber Bragg grating based sensors – opportunities for applications in healthcare

Berghmans, Francis; Geernaert, Thomas; Sulejmani, Sanne; Thienpont, Hugo; Steenberge, Geert Van; Hoe, Bram Van; Dubruel, Peter; Urbańczyk, Wacław; Mergo, Paweł; Webb, David J.; Kalli, Kyriacos; Roosbroeck, J. Van; Sugden, Kate

doi:10.1364/acp.2011.831102

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“…Modeling the experiment with the vibration test technology can be obtained the parameters. Theoretical models and experimental models correct each other mutually can get more realistic results even more perfect [5] .…”

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A Design Technique and Structure for Optical Fibre Vibration Sensor

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Zhang³

et al. 2014

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This paper reviewed techniques of vibration sensors, studied structure and working principle of phase modulated optical fiber vibration sensor, and designed a new structure of non-contact optical vibration sensor. Use this structure, expect accuracy of 0.1um can be obtained in the range of 1mm. At the same time, this system is simple, anti-interference ability, high reliability and ease of practical.

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A Design Technique and Structure for Optical Fibre Vibration Sensor

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Zhang³

et al. 2014

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A highly birefringent bend-insensitive porous core PCF for endlessly single-mode operation in THz regime: an analysis with core porosity

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A Self-Referenced Optical Intensity Sensor Network Using POFBGs for Biomedical Applications

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This work bridges the gap between the remote interrogation of multiple optical sensors and the advantages of using inherently biocompatible low-cost polymer optical fiber (POF)-based photonic sensing. A novel hybrid sensor network combining both silica fiber Bragg gratings (FBG) and polymer FBGs (POFBG) is analyzed. The topology is compatible with WDM networks so multiple remote sensors can be addressed providing high scalability. A central monitoring unit with virtual data processing is implemented, which could be remotely located up to units of km away. The feasibility of the proposed solution for potential medical environments and biomedical applications is shown.

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Photonic crystal fiber Bragg grating based sensors – opportunities for applications in healthcare

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A Design Technique and Structure for Optical Fibre Vibration Sensor

A Design Technique and Structure for Optical Fibre Vibration Sensor

A highly birefringent bend-insensitive porous core PCF for endlessly single-mode operation in THz regime: an analysis with core porosity

A Self-Referenced Optical Intensity Sensor Network Using POFBGs for Biomedical Applications

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