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Fiber grating strain sensors often work in the high temperature environment in many special industries. We present the fiber strain sensor working in nearly 300 °C. Through lots of experiments, the influential factors impacted by the temperature are studied. Especially, we introduce the approaches and notices to design this kind of sensors.
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