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Temperature-Insensitive Refractometer Based on a Wave-Shaped Fiber Modal Interferometer Using No-Core Fiber
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DOI：10.1109/JSEN.2021.3075473.png)
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We propose a novel, temperature-insensitive fiber optic sensor for refractive index (RI) measurement. Our refractometer is based on multimodal interference in a wave-shaped configuration with localized reverse curvature, which is composed of a concatenating standard single-mode fiber (SMF)-no-core fiber (NCF)-SMF structure. The wave-shaped fiber optic refractometer is composed of an SMF-NCF-SMF combination, in which the length of the NCF located at the top of the structure, is only 4 mm. The main wave-shaped fiber has a curvature of 20 m(-1), while the wave-shaped NCF section has a curvature of -0.0055 m(-1). The NCF section with no polymer coating, which acts as a sensing head, is modified to have a curvature opposite to the curvature of the whole wave-shaped optical fiber, by applying localized external pressure. The RI measurement sensitivity of our proposed refractometer was estimated at approximately -53.24 nm/RIU, while its temperature sensitivity was 0 pm/degrees C.
Keywords:
Optical fiber sensors
multimodal Interference
refractive index measurement
temperature insensitive
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