Monolithic crystalline fiber optic temperature sensor

Zhuhong Zhang; J. H. Herringer; N. Djeu

doi:10.1063/1.1148098

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Monolithic crystalline fiber optic temperature sensor

Zhuhong Zhang J. H. Herringer N. Djeu

Year: 1997 Journal: Review of Scientific Instruments Vol: 68 (5)Pages: 2068-2070 Publisher: American Institute of Physics

DOI: 10.1063/1.1148098

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Abstract

A fiber optic temperature sensor of the fluorescence decay type using a novel construction has been demonstrated. In this new design, both the fiber and the sensing element are made of crystals, and the two are fused together to produce a monolithic probe. As the entire probe is crystalline, it can potentially be used to measure extremely high temperatures.

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Materials science Optical fiber Fiber optic sensor Optoelectronics Fiber Optics Temperature measurement Fluorescence Composite material

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