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Optical inclinometer based on a single long-period fiber grating combined with a fused taper

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Abstract

A new concept to measure rotation angles based on a fiber-optic modal Mach–Zehnder interferometer is demonstrated by using a nonadiabatic taper cascaded with a long-period fiber grating. Information about the magnitude of the rotation angle can be obtained from the measurement of the interference pattern visibility, and under certain conditions it is also possible to obtain the sign of the rotation angle from the induced phase variation in the fiber interferometer.

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