Corrugated long-period fiber gratings as strain, torsion, and bending sensors
By Chunn-Yenn Lin, Lon A. Wang, Gia-Wei Chern. 2001
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Review of long period fiber gratings written by CO2 laser (2010, background): “Various fabrication methods, such as ultraviolet (UV) laser exposure [5-15], CO2 laser irradiation [16-29], electric arc discharge [30-37], femtosecond laser e xposure [38-43], mechanical microbends [4451], etched corrugations [52-57], and ion beam impl antation [58-60], have been demonstrated to wr”
- Optical fibre long-period grating sensors: characteristics and application (2003, background): “The effect of torsion is to both change the coupling strength, and induce a wavelength shift [65, 66].”
- Transmission characteristics of long-period fiber gratings having arbitrary azimuthal/radial refractive index variations (2003, methodology): “LPFG were fabricated by CO laser illumination [5], by ion implantation [6], by electric-arc discharge [7], by fiber-clad etching [ 8 ], and by mechanical deformation [9].”
- Novel fiber-optic sensors based on long-period fiber gratings written by high-frequency CO/sub 2/ laser pulses (2003, methodology): “Very recently, an all-fiber torsion sensor has been demonstrated to address this issue, where a corrugated LPFG was used [ 8 ].”