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9 November 2010 A sensing system based on temperature-tunable micro-resonator
Jiyou Wang, Bingzhang Wang, Fang Yuan
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Abstract
Thermal properties and spectroscopic properties of the glass micro-sphere were presented in this paper. The Er3+ emission spectra of a kind of Erbium-doped glass microsphere were measured and discussed under 532nm excitation in a series of temperatures. The change in the temperature of the microsphere leads to a change in both the size and the index of refraction of the sphere, which results in the resonance shift of the peaks of whispering gallery modes in emission spectra. The temperature of the environment surrounding the sphere can be determined by monitoring the shift, which allows us to calibrate the sensing function of the shift proportional to temperature. Based on the thermal effects, we propose a novel optical temperature sensor using micrometer-sized sphere.
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Jiyou Wang, Bingzhang Wang, and Fang Yuan "A sensing system based on temperature-tunable micro-resonator", Proc. SPIE 7853, Advanced Sensor Systems and Applications IV, 78531P (9 November 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.868609
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Temperature metrology

Optical spheres

Refractive index

Microresonators

Refraction

Sensing systems

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