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Effects of fabrication conditions on an alternative type of pi-phase-shifted fibre Bragg grating at twice the Bragg wavelength were investigated, showing that slight variations in the alignment of phase mask affect the grating spectra.
Optical fibre Bragg gratings were fabricated in 3 different fibres, and their spectra at 3 harmonics were measured and cross-compared with images of their internal complex refractive index profiles obtained via differential interface contrast imaging.
We demonstrate a low pressure sensor based on a fibre Bragg grating (FBG) for human skin pressure underneath compression stockings. Calibration and comparison with conventional pressure sensors is presented.
A low-cost, high-accuracy fibre optic sensor probe to determine state of charge (SOC) of battery is demonstrated. Capability of extension to multipoint measurements of SOC of stock batteries is also discussed.
In the context of current/voltage sensing by electric field monitoring it can be of importance to amplify the effect of the field at the sensor's head. We present such an amplification — or energy harvesting — device in the form of a simple antenna coupled with a liquid crystal-based sensor for the monitoring of high-power lines.
An alternative fabrication process targeting the etching of fibre Bragg gratings (FBGs) is presented. The performance of the resulting grating is demonstrated by developing a glycerine composition sensor based on refractive index changes.
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