Numerical investigation of the effects of active length and GeO2 doping concentration on the thermal sensitivity of fiber Bragg grating sensors
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Abstract
In this work, the thermo-optic coefficient is studied in the temperature range between 100 and 800 °C by utilizing fiber Bragg grating technology. The thermo-optical coefficient was found to rise with temperature. Simulation is used for several related parameters. Reflected wavelengths were created by applying coefficients of thermal expansion, thermo-optical coefficients, and induced temperature ranges. The wavelength of light reflected from a specific light source spectrum is determined by the temperature-induced changes in the grating period and refractive index. The effect of sensor length is also studied by the application of specific lengths. A sensor length value of 15 mm represents the length that achieves the ideal balance (optimal balance) between high sensitivity and spectral stability. At this length, the sensitivity is 14.8 pm/°C, a very strong value and very close to the peak, but with greater stability in the waveform.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors · Magneto-Optical Properties and Applications · Mechanical and Optical Resonators
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Department of Physics, College of Education, Mustansiriyah University 1 , Palestine Street, P.O. Box 14022, Baghdad,
First Karkh Directorate of Education, Ministry of Education 2 , Al-Karkh, 10011 Baghdad,
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