A novel temperature sensor device based on a conventional long-period fiber grating but having an improved sensing resolution is presented. By forming a reflector at one cleaved end of the fiber embedding a long-period grating, a fine interference fringe pattern was obtained within the conventional broadband resonant spectrum of the grating. Due to the fine internal structure of the reflection spectrum of the proposed device, the accuracy in reading the temperature-induced resonant wavelength shift was improved. The formation of the self-interference fringe is analyzed and its properties are discussed in detail. The performance of the proposed device is analyzed by measuring the resonant wavelength shift of the device placed in a hot oven under varying temperature. The rate of the fringe shift is measured to be 55
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Byeong Ha LEE, Youngjoo CHUNG, Won-Taek HAN, Un-Chul PAEK, "Temperature Sensor Based on Self-Interference of a Single Long-Period Fiber Grating" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E83-C, no. 3, pp. 287-292, March 2000, doi: .
Abstract: A novel temperature sensor device based on a conventional long-period fiber grating but having an improved sensing resolution is presented. By forming a reflector at one cleaved end of the fiber embedding a long-period grating, a fine interference fringe pattern was obtained within the conventional broadband resonant spectrum of the grating. Due to the fine internal structure of the reflection spectrum of the proposed device, the accuracy in reading the temperature-induced resonant wavelength shift was improved. The formation of the self-interference fringe is analyzed and its properties are discussed in detail. The performance of the proposed device is analyzed by measuring the resonant wavelength shift of the device placed in a hot oven under varying temperature. The rate of the fringe shift is measured to be 55
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