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Compact water depth sensor with LPFG using the photoelastic effect and heat-shrinkable tube

Shinya Takama, Takamasa Kudomi, Masaharu Ohashi, and Yuji Miyoshi

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Abstract

We propose a compact water depth sensor with a long period fiber grating (LPFG) using a heat-shrinkable tube. The pressure property of the LPFG is investigated experimentally to confirm the feasibility of the water depth sensor. Moreover, the water depth in the 2m long water-filled pipe is successfully estimated by the proposed water sensors.

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