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1 June 2007 Superstructure fiber Bragg gratings with coated polyaniline film for ammonia detecting
Long Ai, Jiang-Chiou Mau, Wen-Fung Liu, Ming-Yue Fu, Tzu-Chiang Chen
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Abstract
In this paper, we proposed a chemical-gas fiber sensor based on the poly-aniline film coated on the surface of an etched fiber grating and experimentally demonstrated for detecting ammonia gas. This sensing mechanism is based on the testing gas to interact with the poly-aniline coating film on the surface of the fiber grating to cause the thin-film index change and then to create the Bragg wavelength shift or grating reflectivity variation. The sensitivity and response time of this sensor for measuring ammonia gas are around 0.73 nm per percent concentration and tens of mini-seconds respectively, which depend on the optical characteristics of fiber grating, the diameter of fiber cladding, and the constituents of chemical sensing film. This sensor may provide a simple, reliable, repeatable and non-destructive fiber sensing technique.
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Long Ai, Jiang-Chiou Mau, Wen-Fung Liu, Ming-Yue Fu, and Tzu-Chiang Chen "Superstructure fiber Bragg gratings with coated polyaniline film for ammonia detecting", Proc. SPIE 6585, Optical Sensing Technology and Applications, 65851J (1 June 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.722658
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KEYWORDS
Molecules

Cladding

Fiber optics sensors

Sensors

Fiber Bragg gratings

Adsorption

Reflectivity

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