Hongwei Liang;Jiaqi Fan;Jiali Du;Yu Sun;Lingling Kan;Penghui Dai;Shaoqing Wang
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Abstract
This study presents a Sagnac loop-based twisted pair microfiber sensor for simultaneous temperature and pressure monitoring. The meticulously engineered microfiber is encapsulated within a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) film, enhancing the sensor’s sensitivity and structural stability. This improvement leverages the PDMS high thermo-optic coefficient and low Young’s modulus, along with the strong evanescent field transmission characteristics in the twisted microfiber coupling region and the interference period change in response to external environmental variations. Numerical simulation computations and theoretical modeling further analyze the response performance of the sensor. The experimental results demonstrate that the sensor has a temperature sensitivity of $2.90~ \text {nm/}^{\circ }\text {C}$ and a pressure sensitivity of 54.43 pm/Pa. The maximum temperature resolution is $0.0013~^{\circ }\text {C}$ and the maximum pressure resolution is 0.0730 Pa. In addition, the temperature and pressure sensing can be simultaneously demodulated by operating on the cross-sensitivity matrix. The sensor boasts high sensitivity, excellent linearity, a compact structure, and straightforward manufacturing, offering broad application prospects in biochemistry and industrial production.
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