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A high sensitivity temperature sensor based on packaged microfibre knot resonator

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Li, Jin
Gai, Liting
Li, Hanyang
Hu, Haifeng

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Elsevier

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A novel temperature sensor has been proposed based on microfibre knot resonator packaged by polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS). Owing to the high thermal expansion and thermo-optic coefficients of PDMS, the resonant wavelength shifted obviously along with the changing of temperature. The experimental results indicated the approximate linear temperature sensing performance in the range of 24–38 °C and 40–54 °C, with the high sensitivities of 1.408 nm/°C and 0.973 nm/°C, respectively. Due to its excellent performances and easy fabrication process, the temperature sensor will be the promising candidate for monitoring the stability of air condition and organism.

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Sensors and Actuators A: Physical

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