2008
DOI: 10.1088/0957-0233/19/6/065302
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An in-line in-fibre ring cavity sensor for localized multi-parameter sensing

Abstract: An in-line in-fibre ring cavity is fabricated by writing two blazed gratings in the one fibre to form a Fabry-Perot cavity. Interference is set up between an injected guided mode and a ring mode formed by light scattered by the gratings from the core mode to a reverse propagating ghost mode and then back into the original core mode again. The ability to measure the external refractive index and the variability of this response with a different cavity length is experimentally demonstrated. Within a given region… Show more

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“…3(c)] spectra. It should be pointed out that the broad cladding modes spectrum may contain high-frequency AC components due to the Fabry-Perot interference induced by the TFBG pair [13]. However, as will be explained later, these AC components can be readily and automatically removed by the DWT technique without altering the important spectral features.…”
Section: Experimental Setup and Signal Demodulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3(c)] spectra. It should be pointed out that the broad cladding modes spectrum may contain high-frequency AC components due to the Fabry-Perot interference induced by the TFBG pair [13]. However, as will be explained later, these AC components can be readily and automatically removed by the DWT technique without altering the important spectral features.…”
Section: Experimental Setup and Signal Demodulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This offers the ability to significantly expand the sensor capacity of a FBG sensor network, for example a WDM sensor network that only has enough available spectrum in the C band to support 8 sensors can be extended to a 64-sensor network multiplexed with 8 WDM channels and 8 W * DM channels. This form of SCM has been applied to various sensor types, from FBG interferometers and FP sensors to concatenated [24] and selfinterfering [25] long period gratings (LPGs) and blazed FBG interferometers [26].…”
Section: Wavelength-frequency Division Multiplexing (W * Dm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This offers the ability to significantly expand the sensor capacity of a FBG sensor network, for example an 8 sensor network multiplexed with WDM can be extended to a 64 sensor network multiplexed with 8 WDM channels and 8 W*DM channels [11]. This form of multiplexing has been applied to various sensor types, from FBGs, FP sensors to concatenated and self-interfering long period gratings (LPGs) [16] and blazed FBGs [17].…”
Section: Wavelength-frequency-division Multiplexing (W*dm)mentioning
confidence: 99%