Optical fibers for sensing
Optical fibers for sensing
This handbook provides a complete, concise overview of optical measurement techniques, fiber optic sensors, and sensors based on integrated optics and micro-optics. For every aspect, the authors discuss the basic principles of operation, applications, and fabrication methods. It covers all major application areas, from environmental, chemical, biological, and medical sensors to military and industrial uses. It offers readers a firm basis for understanding similarities and differences between various kinds of sensors, as well as advantages, disadvantages and challenges associated with each technology.
Part III: Fiber Optic Sensors. Optical Fibers. Point Sensors: Intensity Sensors. Point Sensors: Interferometric Sensors. Point Sensors: Resonant Sensors. Point Sensors: Multiplexing of Point Sensors. Distributed Sensors. Fibre Bragg Grating (FBG) Sensors. Stand-Off Sensors (DIAL, Lidar, Laser Vibrometry metrology, etc.). Medical Fiber Sensing of Antigen-Tagged Proteins. Industrial Fiber Strain Gauge Sensors. Chemical Sensing using Absorption Spectroscopy. Two-Photon Fluorescence Microscopy. Laser Lidar Remote Sensing. Fiber Optic Sensors: Outlook and Future Direction.
9781439866856
Petrovich, M.N.
bfe895a0-da85-4a40-870a-2c7bfc84a4cf
de Oliveira Santos, Jose Luis Campos
25 September 2014
Petrovich, M.N.
bfe895a0-da85-4a40-870a-2c7bfc84a4cf
de Oliveira Santos, Jose Luis Campos
Petrovich, M.N.
(2014)
Optical fibers for sensing.
In,
de Oliveira Santos, Jose Luis Campos and Farahi, Faramarz
(eds.)
Handbook of Optical Sensors.
London, GB.
CRC Press.
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This handbook provides a complete, concise overview of optical measurement techniques, fiber optic sensors, and sensors based on integrated optics and micro-optics. For every aspect, the authors discuss the basic principles of operation, applications, and fabrication methods. It covers all major application areas, from environmental, chemical, biological, and medical sensors to military and industrial uses. It offers readers a firm basis for understanding similarities and differences between various kinds of sensors, as well as advantages, disadvantages and challenges associated with each technology.
Part III: Fiber Optic Sensors. Optical Fibers. Point Sensors: Intensity Sensors. Point Sensors: Interferometric Sensors. Point Sensors: Resonant Sensors. Point Sensors: Multiplexing of Point Sensors. Distributed Sensors. Fibre Bragg Grating (FBG) Sensors. Stand-Off Sensors (DIAL, Lidar, Laser Vibrometry metrology, etc.). Medical Fiber Sensing of Antigen-Tagged Proteins. Industrial Fiber Strain Gauge Sensors. Chemical Sensing using Absorption Spectroscopy. Two-Photon Fluorescence Microscopy. Laser Lidar Remote Sensing. Fiber Optic Sensors: Outlook and Future Direction.
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Published date: 25 September 2014
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/361616
ISBN: 9781439866856
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Jose Luis Campos de Oliveira Santos
Editor:
Faramarz Farahi
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