temperature sensor based on ge-doped microstructured fibers
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Abstract
The fundamental mode
cutoff properties of Ge-doped microstructured
fibers, filled with a liquid, permit the
implementation of wavelength- and
amplitude-encoded temperature sensors with an
ultra-high sensitivity. The cutoff wavelength
changes with temperature, and the thermo-optic
coefficient of the liquid determines the
sensitivity of the sensor. Sensitivity as high
as 25 nm/∘C is reported. In addition, simple amplitude interrogation techniques can be implemented using the same sensor heads.
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| Authors | ;Salvador Torres-Peiró;Antonio Díez;José Luis Cruz;Miguel Vicente Andrés |
| Journal | BMC infectious diseases |
| Year | 2009 |
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10.1155/2009/417540
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