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Cascaded Fabry-Perot cavity and fiber Bragg grating on sapphire fibers for high-temperature strain sensing

Shen et al., 2025

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9012607680325871718
Author
Shen Y
Jiang Y
Xie S
Sui G
Zhang X
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Optics and Lasers in Engineering

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High-temperature strain sensors are key elements for several applications. Key issues of the existing devices include the difficulties of sensor operating above 1000° C as well as the very strong thermal effect under high temperatures introducing significant bias on the strain …
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