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Outlook Fiber Optics + sub-wavelength Nanostructures : → micro-nano integration + coupling to macro-world → photonic sensing in molecular dimensions with ultra-high sensitivity, spatial & temporal resolution Intracellular fiber-taper nano-biosensor (schematically) SiO 2 nanowire on human hair (L.Tong/E.Mazur, Zhejiang/Harvard Univ.) FOS - 84
Optical Fiber Sensors: Applications, Products and Market Growth • Industrial process control and automation • Aerospace and transportation • Biomedical and environmental monitoring • Electric power and chemical oil & gas off-shore industries • Civil and geo-technical engineering • Military and security applications � Products: Position & displacement, gyroscopes, blood gas & pressure, distributed temperature, strain & vibration, current & voltage, organic pollution (BTEX), humidity, flow & level etc. � Market: 800 million US$ in 2008 (civil sector) / 2.5 million sensors, growth rate 15% p.a. (up to 25% for strain and chemical sensors) FOS - 85
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Komponenten faseroptischer Sensoren
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Mikromechanische Silizium-Komponent
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Advantages of Optical Fiber Sensors
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Optical Fiber Sensors: Measurands
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Optical Fiber Sensors: Basic Signal
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Principle of Reflective Displacemen
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Application: Medical In-vivo Brain
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Technical Micro-Bending Fiber-Optic
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Porous Transducer Layers on Fiber E
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