The development of bend-insensitive, highly-birefringent and spun, circularly birefringent fibers for ‘real world’, commercial sensors

Chris Emslie

doi:10.1364/SOF.2014.SoTu1B.2

Advanced Photonics
OSA Technical Digest (online) (Optica Publishing Group, 2014),
paper SoTu1B.2
•https://doi.org/10.1364/SOF.2014.SoTu1B.2

The development of bend-insensitive, highly-birefringent and spun, circularly birefringent fibers for ‘real world’, commercial sensors

Chris Emslie

Specialty Optical Fibers 2014

Barcelona Spain
27–31 July 2014
ISBN: 978-1-55752-820-9

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Fiber Sensors (SoTu1B)

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Abstract

After 30 years for fiber sensors are a commercial reality. Specialty Fibers lie at the heart of FOG, hydrophones, geophones and current sensors. This paper tracks their development and emphasises their differences from conventional fibers.

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