Micron Optics, Inc. Grating Based Temperature Sensors - Temperature Calibration and Thermal Response

PublishTime：2022-05-07

■Temperature is a very important parameter for safety and proper operation of almost all physical systems in our world today. Whether an engine, a manufacturing process, human comfort or our environment, it is important to be able to measure, record, compare and document temperature and do so accurately.
■More common methods of measuring temperature include mechanical and electrical thermometers and more recently optical pyrometers. Now optical fiber based temperature sensors have been introduced to work in conjunction with optical interrogators to measure temperature very accurately in applications where it has been very difficult toperform these measurements reliably in the past. The difficulties experienced were due to high emf environments, lightening prone areas and the complexity of monitoring many sensors simultaneously. With Fiber Bragg Grating based temperature sensors it is now possible to measure and monitor temperature accurately with calibrated sensors over a wide temperature range and many sensors can be concatenated onto a single fiber.

Brand of Product：	Luna Innovations
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Product Category：	Temperature Sensors 、 FBG Sensors More
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Data Type：	Application note & Design Guide More
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Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	11/2008
Version Number：	Rev_C
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