AI 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.

Article Abstract

To achieve a fiber strain sensor with a large detection range and high sensitivity, this paper proposes a wave structured fiber SPR strain sensor. When subjected to axial strain, the wave structured fiber is stretched axially, increasing the stretchability of the sensor and achieving a large detection range strain sensing. Meanwhile, axial strain reduces the longitudinal amplitude of the fiber wave structure, effectively changing the total reflection angle of the transmitted beam at the peak and valley (SPR incidence angle) to achieve high sensitivity SPR strain sensing. The experiment indicates that the strain detection range of the sensor can reach 0-1800µε, with a maximum strain sensitivity of 36.25pm/µε. The wave structured fiber SPR strain sensor designed in this article provides a new approach to improve the range and sensitivity of strain detection.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1364/OE.521801DOI Listing

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