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Bending sensitivity dependent on the phase shift imprinted in long-period fibre gratings

Falate et al., 2007

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10188954387570840919
Author
Falate R
Frazao O
Rego G
Ivanov O
Kalinowski H
Fabris J
Santos J
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Measurement Science and Technology

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This work shows the changes of bending curvature sensitivity when the same long-period fibre grating has different phase shifts. From the knowledge that the coupling constant is reduced as curvature increases, we theoretically and experimentally assess the possibility …
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