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Stability of grating-based optical fiber sensors at high temperature

Warren-Smith et al., 2019

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2670036791642790342
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Warren-Smith S
Schartner E
Nguyen L
Otten D
Yu Z
Lancaster D
Ebendorff-Heidepriem H
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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We present a comparison of four different grating-based optical fiber high-temperature sensors. Three of the sensors are commercially available, and include a heat treated, twisted (chiral) pure-silica microstructured optical fiber, a femtosecond laser written Bragg …
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