Integration of an optical waveguide of a sensor into a component
A technology for measuring components and optical waveguides, which is applied in the directions of using optical devices to transmit sensing components, converting sensor outputs, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as expensive
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[0036] from figure 1 A part of the main body of the temperature measuring member 1 comprising a base body 2 a made of a basic material 2 is evident as the first embodiment. Three optical waveguides 3 , one of which is surrounded by a protective tube or tube 4 , are arranged on a predetermined and fixed surface of the base body 2 a that delimits or insulates the area of the base material 2 , which is the measurement surface. It should be noted here that the temperature component 1 usually only comprises similar optical waveguides 3 , which means either these with or without the surrounding tube 4 . The optical waveguide 3 is placed sealingly on the base material 2 of the base body 2a and fixed in its position by means of a cladding 5 formed of cladding material 5a, preferably metal, and is tightly, hermetically, evenly covered by the cladding 5 surrounded. The thickness or strength of the cladding 5 corresponds to approximately 200-250 μm and thus corresponds approximately ...
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