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1 October 2024 Beam modulation as an intensity force sensor based on plastic optical fiber
Yeraldyn Guzmán Castro, Alfredo Murrieta Loyde, José Manuel López Villagómez, Mónica Trejo Durán, Carlos Rodríguez Doñate, Igor Guryev, Ruth Ivonne Mata Chávez
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Abstract
The use of plastic optical fibers as sensors represents advantages due to the malleability of the material and the number of modulations it allows, in addition, it's a flexibility and low-cost material. Currently, optical couplers have also been developed in plastic fiber optics, due to their main use in telecommunications, and prices are increasingly affordable. In addition, the use of technologies in optics and photonics are more accepted in areas such as medicine, industry, beauty, sensors, and more. (1) In this work, a force sensor is achieved, based on beam modulation, made of a 2x2 (50:50) coupler of 1mm diameter Plastic Optical Fiber (POF), with a 10 cm POF joined to the output to generate a loop. This section was polished in D, V and cylindrical shapes, at 30% and 50% polished depth, using a visible spectrum, in 632.8 nm of an He-Ne laser source. The spectral response is obtained in a force range of 0-500 N which is gradually applied to the fiber polished section. A linear sensitivity of force-beam modulation is obtained.
(2024) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
Yeraldyn Guzmán Castro, Alfredo Murrieta Loyde, José Manuel López Villagómez, Mónica Trejo Durán, Carlos Rodríguez Doñate, Igor Guryev, and Ruth Ivonne Mata Chávez "Beam modulation as an intensity force sensor based on plastic optical fiber", Proc. SPIE 13130, Novel Optical Systems, Methods, and Applications XXVII, 131300D (1 October 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3028173
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Phase only filters

Polishing

Polymer optical fibers

Sensors

Industrial applications

Plastics

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