2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jlumin.2021.118249
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Improving the sensitivity of WGM pressure sensors with oxyfluoride glass microspheres

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“…Tindaro Ioppolo et al [ 23 ] reported a micro-optical force sensor based on a WGM resonator using PMMA fabricated into a 960 μm solid hollow sphere, achieving a Q of 10 6 with a detection sensitivity of 7.644 nm/N. K. Soler-Carracedo et al [ 24 ] reported on WGM force sensors made of oxyfluoride glass microspheres, pointing out the importance of the material’s thermal expansion and thermo-optical coefficient in sensor sensitivity. Y.E.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Tindaro Ioppolo et al [ 23 ] reported a micro-optical force sensor based on a WGM resonator using PMMA fabricated into a 960 μm solid hollow sphere, achieving a Q of 10 6 with a detection sensitivity of 7.644 nm/N. K. Soler-Carracedo et al [ 24 ] reported on WGM force sensors made of oxyfluoride glass microspheres, pointing out the importance of the material’s thermal expansion and thermo-optical coefficient in sensor sensitivity. Y.E.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%