Abstract

A fiber PH sensor based on an air-gap long period fiber grating (AG-LPG) in a multi-modes fiber is proposed with the sensitivity of -0.219 nm/pH and 0.248 nm/ pH for measuring the acid and alkaline solutions respectively. The operating mechanism is based on the index of different pH-value solutions to cause the grating loss-dip wavelength shift due to the change of the effective index both in core and cladding layers. This simple sensing head can be applied in a long-term monitoring pH change of drinking water or testing solutions.

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Cladding (metalworking) Long-period fiber grating Materials science Cladding mode Grating All-silica fiber Fiber optic sensor Plastic-clad silica fiber Graded-index fiber Optical fiber Fiber Bragg grating Fiber Optics Optoelectronics Wavelength Polarization-maintaining optical fiber Composite material

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