2007
DOI: 10.1002/mop.22817
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A method to measure reference strain in FBG strain sensor interrogation system involving actuators

Abstract: A method for reference strain measurement for FBG strain sensor in the testing stage while applying strain using actuators like piezo translators or micro screw is introduced.Unlike conventional methods of surface mounting, in our method the strain gauge is affixed directly to the optical fibre, which allows it to use with systems where the strain is applied directly using actuators while testing the FBG sensing system. Different bonding techniques were tested and a comparison with the results from calculated … Show more

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“…Also, one previous study applied a genetic algorithm to inversely measure strain distributions by bonding one uniform FBG and one chirped FBG to the same location (Cheng and Lo, 2004). One study applied tensile force to both ends of the resistance strain gauge to measure the reference strain for the FBG strain sensor by directly fixing a resistance strain gauge to the optical fiber (Rajan et al, 2007). For simplification, the (surface mounted) traditional bonding fiber Bragg grating is called the TBFBG in this article.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, one previous study applied a genetic algorithm to inversely measure strain distributions by bonding one uniform FBG and one chirped FBG to the same location (Cheng and Lo, 2004). One study applied tensile force to both ends of the resistance strain gauge to measure the reference strain for the FBG strain sensor by directly fixing a resistance strain gauge to the optical fiber (Rajan et al, 2007). For simplification, the (surface mounted) traditional bonding fiber Bragg grating is called the TBFBG in this article.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%