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Bi-tapered fiber sensor using a supercontinuum light source

Diego Garcia Mina, Andy Chong, Ankita Khanolkar, Karolyn Hansen, and Joseph W. Haus

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Abstract

We developed a bi-tapered optical fiber and studied its transmission properties using a sub-micron wavelength, fiber-based, supercontinuum light source. We successfully tested the sensitivity of our fiber sensor with aqueous solutions.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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