Silica optical fiber microprobe for three-dimensional micro-force measurement
A quartz optical fiber and three-dimensional micro-force technology, which is applied in the direction of measuring fluid velocity, measuring force, and measuring devices using thermal variables, can solve the problems of poor adhesion of metal probe rods, metal probe rods are susceptible to magnetic field interference, and weak anti-interference ability
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[0020] The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0021] Such as figure 1 , shown in 2, probe 8 of the present invention is made up of probe base 1, probe rod 3 and probe 4, and probe base 1 is made of plexiglass, and probe base 1 is a cylinder with blind hole 2, and blind hole 2 The diameter is 0.9mm, and the depth is 0.8mm. The probe rod 3 is a cylindrical stepped silica fiber structure with a large bottom end and gradually becomes smaller from the bottom end to the top. The diameter of the bottom end of the probe rod 3 is 0.9mm. The layer has a certain degree of elasticity, so the bottom end of the probe rod 3 can be closely matched with the blind hole 2 of the probe base; the probe rod 3 coated with epoxy resin at the bottom end is assembled into the blind hole 2, and dried at 60°C an hour to allow it to set image 3 The probe 8 in the figure; the probe 4 is a quartz ball with a diameter less than or equal to ...
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