Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 48, Issue 1, 0106004(2021)
High-Sensitivity Fiber Optic Temperature and Strain Sensors Based on the Vernier Effect
Fig. 2. Fusion images of fiber optic. (a) Splice of panda PMFs at an angle of 45°; (b) splice of SMF and ECPMF
Fig. 3. Simulated output spectra of sensors. (a) FSI spectrum , PMI spectrum and its movement; (b) spectra and its movement of cascaded sensor
Fig. 5. Measured interference spectra. (a) Single FSI and PMI; (b) cascaded sensor
Fig. 6. Interference spectra of the sensor under different temperatures. (a) Single PMI; (b) cascaded sensor
Fig. 7. Relationship between wavelength shift and temperature. (a) Single PMI; (b) cascaded sensor
Fig. 8. Temperature response of FSI. (a) Spectra shift; (b) relationship between wavelength shift and temperature
Fig. 10. Interference spectra of the sensor under different strains. (a) Single PMI; (b) cascaded sensor
Fig. 11. Relationship between wavelength shift and strain. (a) Single PMI; (b) cascaded sensor
Fig. 12. Strain response of FSI. (a) Interference spectra; (b) relationship between wavelength shift and strain
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Shasha Fang, Xuqiang Wu, Gang Zhang, Jinhui Shi, Cheng Zuo, Wujun Zhang, Lei Gui, Benli Yu. High-Sensitivity Fiber Optic Temperature and Strain Sensors Based on the Vernier Effect[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2021, 48(1): 0106004
Category: fiber optics and optical communications
Received: Jul. 10, 2020
Accepted: Aug. 21, 2020
Published Online: Jan. 12, 2021
The Author Email: Wu Xuqiang (atlaswoo@126.com)