High Temperature Sensor based on Supermode Interference in Multicore Fiber

Amy Van Newkirk; Z. Sanjabi Eznaveh; Enrique Antonio‐Lopez; G. Salceda-Delgado; Axel Schülzgen; Rodrigo Amezcua‐Correa

doi:10.1364/cleo_si.2014.sm2n.7

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High Temperature Sensor based on Supermode Interference in Multicore Fiber

Amy Van Newkirk Z. Sanjabi Eznaveh Enrique Antonio‐Lopez G. Salceda-Delgado Axel Schülzgen Rodrigo Amezcua‐Correa

Year: 2014 Pages: SM2N.7-SM2N.7

DOI: 10.1364/cleo_si.2014.sm2n.7

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A high temperature fiber optic sensor based on multicore fiber is presented. Experimental results show the sensor operating stably at temperatures up to 1000°C with the capability to multiplex sensors in a single chain.

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Multi-core processor Fiber optic sensor Optical fiber Interference (communication) Materials science Multiplex Fiber Core (optical fiber) Temperature measurement Optoelectronics Computer science Optics Physics Telecommunications Composite material Parallel computing

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