Laser Physics · 2010 · 19 citations · 7 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials CharacterizationMetallic MaterialsSensorsDisplacement MeasurementDisplacement SensorsFiber OpticsOptical SensorsSurface MetrologySurface RoughnessFiber Optic Displacement SensorsIntensity ModulationLinear RangeOptical Displacement MeasurementOptical Displacement SensorsOptical Fiber SensorsSiliconSurface Roughness Measurement
A fiber optic displacement sensor is proposed to estimate the roughness of metal surface using the intensity modulation technique. A light beam is launched onto the metal surface via a bundled fiber. The reflected light from the surface is collected and then routed to a silicon detector. The level of roughness for aluminum, stainless steel and copper samples are estimated to be approximately 27, 26, and 20% respectively by fixing the object within the linear range of the sensor. The output voltages are measured as a function of lateral distance to estimate the roughness of the surface.
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Laser induced fluorescence based optical fiber probe for analyzing bacteria
S W B Rajeev, M Sheeba, Sarita G. Bhat et al. · Laser Physics Letters · 2007 · 18 citations