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Power-referenced refractometer based on fiber-to-fiber evanescently coupling between a tilted fiber Bragg grating and a D-shaped fiber

Zhongyue Cai, Fu Liu, Tuan Guo, Bai‐Ou Guan, Gang‐Ding Peng, Jacques Albert

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A novel tip-reflection and power-referenced refractometry based on fiber-to-fiber evanescently coupling between tilted fiber Bragg grating and D-shaped fiber is proposed and demonstrated to measure surrounding refractive index (SRI) as low as 1.33.

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A novel tip-reflection and power-referenced refractometry based on fiber-to-fiber evanescently coupling between tilted fiber Bragg grating and D-shaped fiber is proposed and demonstrated to measure surrounding refractive index (SRI) as low as 1.33.

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A novel tip-reflection and power-referenced refractometry based on fiber-to-fiber evanescently coupling between tilted fiber Bragg grating and D-shaped fiber is proposed and demonstrated to measure surrounding refractive index (SRI) as low as 1.33.

Key concepts: Fiber Bragg grating, Graded-index fiber, Polarization-maintaining optical fiber, Materials science, Optics, Plastic optical fiber, PHOSFOS, Dispersion-shifted fiber

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