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This study develops a novel optic fiber sensor with dual Fabry-Perot (FP) cavities to improve the efficiency of simultaneously measuring temperature and pressure. The sensor incorporates fiber
temperature sensitive components into the 3D metal part. Fiber optic strain sensors are particularly vulnerable due to their temperature sensitive inscriptions, commercially common plastic coatings,
Silicon Lightwave has in-house facility for optical fiber metallization, gold coated fibers for hermetic assemblies and advanced fiber optic sensor applications.
We theoretically propose a surface plasmon resonance (SPR)-based fiber optic refractive index (RI) sensor. A surface plasmon exciting metallic grating formed with the alternation of indium tin oxide
Furthermore this demonstration of embedded fibers that can survive high temperatures and remain bonded to the metal matrix is the first step toward embedded fiber optic sensors for harsh
Laser-based AM techniques have difficulties in embedding fibers due to the high temperature of the melt pool which damages the fiber, and therefore metal coatings on fiber are needed for protection.
Table 1 summarizes the state-of-the-art techniques for embedding fiber optic sensors in metallic materials.
For embedded fiber optic sensors to be deployed for structural health monitoring in harsh, high-temperature environments, they must be able to withstand extended exposure to high
Fiber optics are useful as strain and temperature sensors in a variety of applications involving high-value parts. Embedding fiber optic sensors into end-use parts can allow for...
Abstract In this paper a technique to embed fiber optic sensors (FOS) to metallic structures is presented and validated opening possibilities to smart metallic structures. The technique is based in widely
This work reports on the design of an optical fiber-pressure sensor system based on low-coherence interferometry that uses a metal-embedded optical fiber to provide a robust sensor package.