Micronewton force sensor with tapered silica optical fiber

Adrien Godet; Jacques R. Chrétien; Kien Phan Huy; Jean‐Charles Beugnot

doi:10.1364/ofs.2020.t3.91

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Micronewton force sensor with tapered silica optical fiber

Adrien Godet Jacques R. Chrétien Kien Phan Huy Jean‐Charles Beugnot

Year: 2021 Pages: T3.91-T3.91

DOI: 10.1364/ofs.2020.t3.91

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Abstract

MicroNewton point fiber force sensor is demonstrated for the first time, using backscattering Brillouin phenomenon with a tapered silica optical fiber with a subwavelength diameter. The measurements are in good agreement with the theoretical model.

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Materials science Optical fiber Brillouin scattering Fiber optic sensor Fiber Optics Brillouin zone Polarization-maintaining optical fiber Graded-index fiber Dispersion-shifted fiber Optical force Photonic-crystal fiber Optoelectronics Composite material Physics Optical tweezers

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