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Highly sensitive micro-hygrometer based on microfiber knot resonator

Journal

OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 431, Issue -, Pages 88-92

Publisher

ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.optcom.2018.08.062

Keywords

Optical fiber sensor; Relative humidity measurement; Microfiber knot resonator

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Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) [61327012, 61377087]
  2. National High Technology Research and Development Program 863, China [2009AA06Z203]
  3. Ministry of Education Project of Science and Technology Innovation, China [Z08119]
  4. Ministry of Science and Technology Project of International Cooperation, China [2008CR1063]
  5. Shaanxi Province Project of Science and Technology Innovation, China [2008ZDGC-14, 2009ZKC01-19]
  6. ShaanXi Young Scientist Star Program, China [2016 KJXX-04]
  7. Projects of Scientific Research Plan of ShaanXi Education Department, China [15JK1751]
  8. Northwest University (NWU) Young Scientist Support Program [NJ00089]
  9. Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (RGS), United Kingdom
  10. Ministry of Education Malaysia FRGS, Malaysia [FP033-2017A]

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In this work, we experimentally demonstrated a microfiber knot resonator (MKR) for ambient relative humidity (RH) measurement. The microfiber device was manufactured by forming a ring from a low-loss microfiber, fabricated from a single-mode fiber (SMF) by using flame-heating technique. The resonator was successfully formed when a periodic output resonance spectrum was achieved. Without employing any coating hygroscopic material, the MKR was observed to highly sensitive to the variation of ambient RH ranging from of 30% RH to 94% RH. The proposed device is an extremely compact and fast response sensor, useful for a wide spectrum of industrial applications.

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