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The design and analysis of a noble surface plasmon resonance-based pressure sensorPublished in SPIE
2016
DOI: 10.1117/12.2237728
Volume: 9921
The optical fiber sensor for higher pressure detection based on surface-plasmon resonance (SPR) phenomena is design and analysed. The optical fiber is coated with a thin film of metal by removing cladding from core of a multi-mode optical fiber. The calculated pressure sensitivity is based on two parameter. First one is the derivative of the resonance wavelength of SPR-based optical sensor with respect to the refractive index of surrounding medium; the second is the derivative of refractive index of polymer with respect to the pressure. The proposed structure can be suitable for high sensitivity pressure measurements, for various industrial applications. © 2016 SPIE.
Topics: Fiber optic sensor (65)%65% related to the paper, Graded-index fiber (64)%64% related to the paper, Pressure sensor (61)%61% related to the paper, Cladding (fiber optics) (61)%61% related to the paper and Optical fiber (60)%60% related to the paper
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