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, 2017 So far, I have concentrated on how optical fibers are used for communications. However, fiber optics also have other important uses. This chapter will show how fibers are used as sensors. Fiber sensors work in a variety of ways, sometimes just using fibers to deliver light, other times monitoring changes induced in light transmission caused by external
Aravind Reghu, John F. Vetelino
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Optical Fiber Communication, 1987
Monomode Fibre Optic Interferometers and their Application in Sensing Systems.- Optical Fiber Interferometer Technology and Hydrophones.- Optical Fibre Hydrophones and Hydrophone Arrays.- Fiber-Optic Gyroscopes.- Theory of Spectral Encoding for Fiber-Optic Sensors.- Fibre Optic Intensity Modulated Sensors.- Distributed Optical-Fibre Sensors ...
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Monomode Fibre Optic Interferometers and their Application in Sensing Systems.- Optical Fiber Interferometer Technology and Hydrophones.- Optical Fibre Hydrophones and Hydrophone Arrays.- Fiber-Optic Gyroscopes.- Theory of Spectral Encoding for Fiber-Optic Sensors.- Fibre Optic Intensity Modulated Sensors.- Distributed Optical-Fibre Sensors ...
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MRS Bulletin, 2002
AbstractOptical-fiber sensors can be placed on the skin or inside the human body for the direct measurement of biomedical parameters. This article presents an overview of the most recent applications of optical-fiber sensors for biomedical purposes and those currently under development.
F Baldini, AG Mignani
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AbstractOptical-fiber sensors can be placed on the skin or inside the human body for the direct measurement of biomedical parameters. This article presents an overview of the most recent applications of optical-fiber sensors for biomedical purposes and those currently under development.
F Baldini, AG Mignani
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SPIE Proceedings, 1993
Optimisation of optical fibre design to fully realise the potential of optical sensing systems is discussed. In particular, waveguide geometry and host glass composition are discussed with reference to specific sensor applications.
David N. Payne, Janet E. Townsend
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Optimisation of optical fibre design to fully realise the potential of optical sensing systems is discussed. In particular, waveguide geometry and host glass composition are discussed with reference to specific sensor applications.
David N. Payne, Janet E. Townsend
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MRS Bulletin, 2002
AbstractThe primary aim of this issue of MRS Bulletin is to present an overview of the deployment of optical-fiber sensors in a selected range of applications. The topics covered include a general introduction to optical fibers; a review of the sensing mechanisms that are available to monitor strain, temperature, pressure, chemical species, damage, and
Gerard Franklyn Fernando +2 more
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AbstractThe primary aim of this issue of MRS Bulletin is to present an overview of the deployment of optical-fiber sensors in a selected range of applications. The topics covered include a general introduction to optical fibers; a review of the sensing mechanisms that are available to monitor strain, temperature, pressure, chemical species, damage, and
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2002
Fiber optic sensors have become indispensable tools for biomedical study because of their unique features such as (1) high sensitivity, (2) small footprint and endoscopic compatibility, (3) multiple agent distributive sensing capability, and (4) immunity from electromagnetic interference.
Francis T. S. Yu, Shizhuo Yin
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Fiber optic sensors have become indispensable tools for biomedical study because of their unique features such as (1) high sensitivity, (2) small footprint and endoscopic compatibility, (3) multiple agent distributive sensing capability, and (4) immunity from electromagnetic interference.
Francis T. S. Yu, Shizhuo Yin
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Polymers for Optical Fiber Sensors
2000The design and realization of chemical sensors which are more and more reliable and ca- pable of continuous monitoring constitute a continuous challenge in the scientific world.
F Baldini, S Bracci
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2009
The development of fiber-optic technology was mainly driven by the requirements of the telecommunications industry. Nonetheless one should not overlook that telecommunications is not the only application of fiber optics. The other major application area is in metrology and data acquisition.
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The development of fiber-optic technology was mainly driven by the requirements of the telecommunications industry. Nonetheless one should not overlook that telecommunications is not the only application of fiber optics. The other major application area is in metrology and data acquisition.
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2020
Fiber optics represents a platform suitable for the monitoring of numerous physical properties. In biology and medicine, optical fibers have found a range of applications ranging from diagnosis to therapy such as cavitational and endoscopic laser surgery.
Ming Ding, Gilberto Brambilla
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Fiber optics represents a platform suitable for the monitoring of numerous physical properties. In biology and medicine, optical fibers have found a range of applications ranging from diagnosis to therapy such as cavitational and endoscopic laser surgery.
Ming Ding, Gilberto Brambilla
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Applied Optics, 1977
A new class of hydrophones is currently being developed, which utilize optical beams and interface directly to fiber optic transmission and processing links. Some of these sensors employ an optical fiber itself as the transduction element and possess significant advantages and versatility.
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A new class of hydrophones is currently being developed, which utilize optical beams and interface directly to fiber optic transmission and processing links. Some of these sensors employ an optical fiber itself as the transduction element and possess significant advantages and versatility.
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