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Interferometric Sensors Using Internal Fiber Mirrors

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Abstract

Cost has thus far been a major barrier to the realization of practical interferometric fiber sensor systems. Multiplexing techniques which allow the operation of several sensors with a single laser and photodetector can possibly alleviate this problem. Several sensor multiplexing demonstrations using the Mach-Zehnder configuration have recently been reported.1-3 However, the directional couplers needed for these interferometers are still somewhat expensive and they constitute undesirable mechanical discontinuities in a sensor cable.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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