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Simultaneous strain and temperature sensor using superimposed tilted Bragg gratings

Caucheteur et al., 2004

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48645179590171564
Author
Caucheteur C
Lhomme F
Maakaroun F
Chah K
Blondel M
Megret P
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Proceedings Symposium IEEE/LEOS Benelux

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We report the use of superimposed tilted Bragg gratings for the simultaneous measurement of longitudinal strain and temperature. The gratings are inscribed using only one phase mask tilted in the plane perpendicular to the laser beam. They are overlaid so to behave as …
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