Titlebook: Optical Fiber Sensor Technology; Fundamentals K. T. V. Grattan,B. T. Meggitt Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Modula

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Fiber Optic Sensor Technology: Introduction and Overview,e of some of the most significant issues for the range of devices and systems that are available, and giving a broad reference list, pointing to major achievements and areas of importance in the field.

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Optical Fiber Modulation Techniques for Single Mode Fiber Sensors,electric field oscillations (10.– 10. Hz in the visible) to intensity modulations. Measurands then induce a change in the optical phase, frequency or polarization state of the beam. Optical fiber modulation techniques are therefore required to either encode information or extract information from the fiber guided beam.

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Optical Fiber Sensors: Optical Sources,e upon the nature of the source itself. By contrast, in distributed optical fiber sensors using time-domain reflectometry [2], the requirement is for a light beam which only is available from sophisticated short pulse high power lasers, and spectroscopic sensors in particular require high spectral brightness to be effective [3].

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Optical Fiber Sensors: Optical Detection,e basic photodetector generally produces only a low level electrical signal, which must immediately by amplified before it can undergo further processing. The combination of a photodetector and its immediate amplification is called a receiver. The role of the receiver in an idealized optical fiber sensor system is shown in Fig. 8.1.

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