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Liquid-level sensing based on a hollow core Bragg fiber.

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A novel optical fiber liquid level sensor based on a hollow core Bragg fiber (HCBF) was proposed and demonstrated. The HCBF was first designed and successfully fabricated with periodic transmission… Click to show full abstract

A novel optical fiber liquid level sensor based on a hollow core Bragg fiber (HCBF) was proposed and demonstrated. The HCBF was first designed and successfully fabricated with periodic transmission band in the spectrum and a transmission loss of ~3.48 dB/cm. An inline optical fiber liquid-level sensor was fabricated by simply sandwiching a piece of HCBF between two single mode fibers. The sensing performance was experimentally tested. A linear liquid-level sensitivity of ~1.1 dB/mm, and fast response time less than 3s was obtained by the intensity demodulation measurement. The temperature and refractive index cross-sensitivities were also investigated. The experimental results indicate that our proposed structure has tiny temperature and RI dependence, which makes it a promising liquid level sensing platform for different liquids.

Keywords: fiber liquid; hollow core; based hollow; core bragg; level; liquid level

Journal Title: Optics express
Year Published: 2018

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