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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Novel optical fibre"”.

  1. Optical sensors for the location of buried optical cables and disturbances acting on extended lengths of optical fibre

    … work presented in this thesis, investigating two novel optical fibre sensor systems, was carried out as part of industrially sponsored (Radiodetection Ltd) and supported applied research project. The first sensor determines the longitudinal position of acoustic disturbances acting on an extended …

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  2. Development of an optical fibre array fluorosensor for monitoring in the aqueous environment.

    … comparison of aqueous monitoring techniques and optical instrumentation used within the aqueous environment was fully investigated. The technique of fluorescence detection was chosen as the preferred method to be used in the novel Optical Fibre Array Fluorosensor (OFAF) developed during the work. …

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  3. Humidity sensing by optically interfacing with spectrally absorptive materials

    … by better control of relative humidity (RH). A novel optical fibre humidity sensor suitable for use in an optical fibre multi-point distributed sensing system has been developed, thus for the first time allowing multipoint measurements of humidity along an optical fibre which can be distributed …

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  4. In-situ cure monitoring of epoxy resin systems

    … work carried out at Brunel University to develop novel optical fibre sensors capable of monitoring the cure state of an epoxy/amine resin system. The sensors were of simple construction, consisting of an optical fibre from which the silicone cladding layer had been removed over a short length. …

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  5. High speed optical communication systems: From modulation formats to radically new fibres

    … and video on demand, is driving the core optical communication links closer and closer to their maximum capacity. The research community has clearly identifying the coming approach of the nonlinear Shannon limit for standard single mode fibre [1,2]. It is in this context that the work on …

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