用于极低双折射酒精检测的光子晶体光纤传感器

International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.6703/ijase.202306_20(2).001

A. Shi, Abdul Mu'iz Maidi, Norazanita Shamsuddin, M. Kalam, F. Begum

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提出了一种基于光子晶体光纤(PCF)的极低双折射酒精传感器，用于丙醇、丁醇和戊醇等不同的酒精分析物，工作波长在0.8 ~ 2.0µm之间。设计并模拟了三层圆形包层空气孔和三个椭圆芯孔的结构设计，以区分PCF作为传感器的能力，实现了高相对灵敏度、低约束损耗和极低双折射。在0.8µm的最佳波长下，丙醇、丁醇和戊醇的相对灵敏度分别为93.3%、88.7%和82.2%，约束损失分别为9.80 × 1/10 13 dB/m、4.91 × 1/10 13 dB/m和1.03 × 1/10 13 dB/m。对于所有选定的测试分析物，所建议的PCF的双折射约为0.0001。此外，由于截面设计简单，因此易于制作，适用于实际的酒精检测。

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Photonic crystal fibre sensor for alcohol detection with extremely low birefringence

A photonic crystal fibre (PCF) based alcohol sensor with extremely low birefringence has been proposed for different alcohol analytes of propanol, butanol and pentanol, operating within 0.8 to 2.0 µm wavelength. A structural design of three layers of circular cladding air holes with three elliptical core holes has been designed and simulated to distinguish the capabilities of the PCF as a sensor, which accomplished high relative sensitivity, low confinement loss and extremely low birefringence. At the examined optimum wavelength of 0.8 µm, the assessed relative sensitivities are 93.3%, 88.7% and 82.2% for propanol, butanol and pentanol, respectively, and confinement losses of 9.80 × 1/10 13 dB/m for propanol, 4.91 × 1/10 13 dB/m for butanol and 1.03 × 1/10 13 dB/m for pentanol. The birefringence of the proposed PCF is about 0.0001 for all the selected test analytes. Moreover, considering the simple cross-sectional design, it shall be easily fabricated for practical alcohol detection.

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International Journal of Applied Science and Engineering Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agricultural and Biological Sciences (all)

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期刊介绍： IJASE is a journal which publishes original articles on research and development in the fields of applied science and engineering. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: - Applied mathematics - Biochemical engineering - Chemical engineering - Civil engineering - Computer engineering and software - Electrical/electronic engineering - Environmental engineering - Industrial engineering and ergonomics - Mechanical engineering.