2010Unpublished venueOpen access

Polymer optical fiber Bragg grating sensors: Measuring acceleration

Alessio Stefani, Wu Yuan, Søren Andresen, Ole Bang

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Fiber-optical accelerometers based on polymer optical fiber Bragg gratings are reported. We have written fiber Bragg gratings for 1550 nm and 850 nm operations, characterized their temperature and strain response, and tested their performance in a prototype accelerometer.

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Fiber-optical accelerometers based on polymer optical fiber Bragg gratings are reported. We have written fiber Bragg gratings for 1550 nm and 850 nm operations, characterized their temperature and strain response, and tested their performance in a prototype accelerometer.

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Fiber-optical accelerometers based on polymer optical fiber Bragg gratings are reported. We have written fiber Bragg gratings for 1550 nm and 850 nm operations, characterized their temperature and strain response, and tested their performance in a prototype accelerometer.

Key concepts: Fiber Bragg grating, PHOSFOS, Materials science, Accelerometer, Plastic optical fiber, Optics, Acceleration, Optical fiber

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