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10 December 1996 Evanescent field refractive index sensor utilizing a narrow fiber Bragg grating and a tunable DBR laser
Adel Asseh, Simon Sandgren, Henrik Ahlfeldt, Bengt Sahlgren, Raoul Stubbe, Gunnar N.E. Edwall
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Abstract
We have demonstrated an evanescent field refractive index fiber sensor comprising a 42 mm Bragg grating in an etched fiber together with a tunable DBR laser. Characterization of different aqueous sucrose solutions resulted in a resolution of roughly 10 mM sucrose. The sensor in the presented form has a theoretical sensitivity of higher than 10-5 refractive index units (riu) in a refractive index region close to the cladding index of the fiber. However, the technique allows for an even higher sensitivity than 10-6 riu with a proper signal processing scheme.
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Adel Asseh, Simon Sandgren, Henrik Ahlfeldt, Bengt Sahlgren, Raoul Stubbe, and Gunnar N.E. Edwall "Evanescent field refractive index sensor utilizing a narrow fiber Bragg grating and a tunable DBR laser", Proc. SPIE 2836, Chemical, Biochemical, and Environmental Fiber Sensors VIII, (10 December 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.260578
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Refractive index

Fiber Bragg gratings

Cladding

Tunable lasers

Waveguides

Etching

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