Publications by authors named "Puxi Ren"

Fiber strain and refractive index dual parameter sensor have enormous potential in the field of underwater structural health monitoring. This article proposes a strain and refractive index highly sensitive MZI-SPR composite sensor based on a dual fiber winding structure. By twisting single-mode fiber and multi-mode fiber, the two fibers are wound together to produce regular multiple bends.

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The fiber surface plasmon resonance (SPR) sensor used for the detection of active ingredients in traditional Chinese medicine has the problems of low sensitivity and difficult specific recognition. This paper proposed a wave type fiber SPR sensor, which reduced the mode of transmitted light through a periodic wave structure and caused concentrated and total reflection of the transmitted beam at the interface between the bent peak cladding and the air. A 50 nm gold film was coated on the surface of the cladding in the wave structure area to form the SPR sensing area.

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Article Synopsis
  • The paper introduces a wave structured fiber SPR strain sensor designed for large detection range and high sensitivity in measuring strain.
  • Axial strain causes the fiber to stretch, enhancing its stretchability and allowing it to detect strains from 0 to 1800µε.
  • The sensor exhibits a maximum strain sensitivity of 36.25pm/µε by altering the reflection angle of the transmitted beam, offering an innovative solution for advanced strain measurement.
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The current temperature-compensated fiber-optic surface plasmon resonance (SPR) biosensors are mainly open-ended outside the sensing structure, and there is a lack of temperature compensation schemes in fiber-optic microfluidic chips. In this paper, we proposed a temperature-compensated optical fiber SPR microfluidic sensor based on micro-nano 3D printing. Through the optical fiber micro-machining technology, the two sensing areas were designed on both sides of the same sensing fiber.

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  • Fiber strain sensors mostly use grating and interference types, but this text talks about a new type using something called surface plasmon resonance (SPR).
  • The new sensor is very sensitive; it can detect tiny changes in strain by measuring how light behaves when the fiber is stretched.
  • This sensor works really well, with high sensitivity and low costs, making it useful for smart wearables and aerospace applications.
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At present, fiber curvature sensors based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) are mostly of the multimode fiber core type or cladding type. These types have many SPR modes, resulting that the sensitivity cannot be adjusted and is difficult to improve. In this Letter, a highly sensitive SPR curvature sensor based on graded-index fiber is proposed.

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