Highly birefringent microstructured fibers with enhanced sensitivity to hydrostatic pressure
We designed, manufactured and characterized two birefringent microstructured fibers that feature a 5-fold increase in polarimetric sensitivity to hydrostatic pressure compared to the earlier reported values for microstructured fibers. We demonstrate a good agreement between the finite element simula...
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| creator | Martynkien, Tadeusz Statkiewicz-Barabach, Gabriela Olszewski, Jacek Wojcik, Jan Mergo, Paweł Geernaert, Thomas Sonnenfeld, Camille Anuszkiewicz, Alicja Szczurowski, Marcin K Tarnowski, Karol Makara, Mariusz Skorupski, Krzysztof Klimek, Jacek Poturaj, Krzysztof Urbanczyk, Waclaw Nasilowski, Tomasz Berghmans, Francis Thienpont, Hugo |
| description | We designed, manufactured and characterized two birefringent microstructured fibers that feature a 5-fold increase in polarimetric sensitivity to hydrostatic pressure compared to the earlier reported values for microstructured fibers. We demonstrate a good agreement between the finite element simulations and the experimental values for the polarimetric sensitivity to pressure and to temperature. The sensitivity to hydrostatic pressure has a negative sign and exceeds -43 rad/MPa x m at 1.55 microm for both fibers. In combination with the very low sensitivity to temperature, this makes our fibers the candidates of choice for the development of microstructured fiber based hydrostatic pressure measurement systems. |
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