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Dynamic two-axis curvature measurement using multicore fiber Bragg gratings interrogated by arrayed waveguide gratings
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EngineeringMeasurementOptical TestingMechanical EngineeringEducationFiber OpticsOptical PropertiesCalibrationMechanicsArrayed Waveguide GratingsInstrumentationOptical SystemsPlanar Waveguide SensorPhotonicsFiber Optic SensingStructural Health MonitoringFiber OpticDynamic Strain MeasurementFlexible ElectronicsMechanics Of MaterialsPiezoelectric Actuator
We describe the use of arrayed waveguide gratings (AWGs) in the interrogation of fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) for dynamic strain measurement. The ratiometric AWG output was calibrated in a static deflection experiment over a +/-200 microepsilon range. Dynamic strain measurement was demonstrated with a FBG in a conventional single-mode fiber mounted on the surface of a vibrating cantilever and on a piezoelectric actuator, giving a resolution of 0.5 microepsilon at 2.4 kHz. We present results of this technique extended to measure the dynamic differential strain between two FBG pairs within a multicore fiber. An arbitrary cantilever oscillation of the multicore fiber was determined from curvature measurements in two orthogonal axes at 1125 Hz with a resolution of 0.05 m(-1).
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