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Mid-IR Fiber Optic Sensing System Based on Fluoride Fiber Waveguide

Kenji Goya, Yoshiaki Nishijima, Shigeki Tokita, Ryo Yasuhara, and Hiyori Uehara

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Abstract

A side-polished sensor structures were embedded in a fluoride glass fiber for mid-infrared (IR) fiber evanescent wave spectroscopy, produced by means of a mechanical polishing process. Spectroscopic analyses of liquid and gas samples were successfully performed. Qualitative/quantitative measurements were demonstrated for glycerin as a liquid sample and for CH4 as a gas sample.

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