Optical fiber hydrogen sensor based on polarization-maintaining fiber coated with Palladium

Young Ho Kim; Tae Kyu Noh; Wook Jang; Yong Wook Lee

doi:10.1109/oecc.2012.6276735

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Optical fiber hydrogen sensor based on polarization-maintaining fiber coated with Palladium

Young Ho Kim Tae Kyu Noh Wook Jang Yong Wook Lee

Year: 2012 Pages: 379-380

DOI: 10.1109/oecc.2012.6276735

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Abstract

An optical fiber hydrogen sensor was investigated using a polarization-diversity loop composed of a polarization beam splitter, two quarter-wave plates, and a polarization-maintaining fiber coated with Palladium whose thickness was ∼400 nm.

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Materials science Palladium Polarization-maintaining optical fiber Fiber optic sensor Polarization (electrochemistry) Optical fiber Optoelectronics Hydrogen sensor Fiber Computer science Telecommunications Composite material Chemistry Catalysis

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