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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 31,
  • Issue 17,
  • pp. 2940-2946
  • (2013)

Sensors at Your Fibre Tips: A Novel Liquid Crystal- Based Photonic Transducer for Sensing Systems

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Abstract

Recent advances in both nano-fabrication and nano- materials open up rich new avenues in the optical sensing area. Using nano-grid electrodes, nanometer-scale photo-alignment layers and deformed helix ferro-electric liquid crystals with a sub-wavelength helix pitch of 150 nm, we have realised a fully integrated polarisation-based photonic transducer which exhibits fast response to an applied voltage/electric field, excellent linearity and allows multiplexing using standard, low cost telecom optical fibers.

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