Optical fiber hydrogen sensor based on nanometer coaxial waveguide tube and production method of optical fiber hydrogen sensor
A waveguide and sensor technology, applied in the field of optical fiber hydrogen sensor and its preparation, can solve the problems of reduced optical path stability, difficulty in combining high sensitivity and high stability, and achieve low external interference, low power consumption, and low cost. Effect
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[0028] Based on this, the present invention also provides a method for preparing an optical fiber hydrogen sensor based on a nano-coaxial waveguide, the flow chart of which is as follows image 3 As shown, it specifically includes the following steps:
[0029] (1) configuration volume concentration is the polystyrene microsphere colloid solution of 0.05%, injects the polystyrene microsphere colloid solution to the water surface, forms the orderly polystyrene microsphere thin film, the polystyrene microsphere adopted in the present invention The diameter of the microsphere is 600-700nm;
[0030] (2) Transfer the polystyrene microsphere film formed in step (1) to the end face of the cut flat multimode fiber, and dry it naturally. The core diameter of the multimode fiber used in the present invention is 150-200 μm; The mode fiber provides multiple modes, which can be coupled with the waveguide formed by the fiber end face, and the core size of the multimode fiber is several time...
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[0037] A preparation method of an optical fiber hydrogen sensor based on a nano-coaxial waveguide, specifically comprising the steps of:
[0038] (1) Configure a polystyrene microsphere colloidal solution with a volume concentration of 0.05%, and inject the polystyrene microsphere colloidal solution onto the water surface to form an ordered polystyrene microsphere film. The polystyrene microspheres used The diameter is 600nm;
[0039] (2) Transfer the polystyrene microsphere film formed in step (1) to the end face of the cut flat multimode fiber, and dry it naturally. The core diameter of the multimode fiber used is 150 μm;
[0040] (3) After natural drying, plasma oxygen is used to etch the polystyrene microspheres on the end face of the multimode fiber, and a periodically dispersed array of polystyrene microspheres is obtained on the end face of the multimode fiber. In the present invention, the plasma The conditions of oxygen etching are: O 2 , The air pressure is 5Pa, so...
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[0046] A preparation method of an optical fiber hydrogen sensor based on a nano-coaxial waveguide, specifically comprising the steps of:
[0047] (1) Configure a polystyrene microsphere colloidal solution with a volume concentration of 0.05%, and inject the polystyrene microsphere colloidal solution onto the water surface to form an ordered polystyrene microsphere film. The diameter of the polystyrene microspheres is 700nm;
[0048] (2) Transfer the polystyrene microsphere film formed in step (1) to the end face of the cut flat multimode fiber, and dry it naturally. The core diameter of the multimode fiber used is 200 μm;
[0049] (3) After natural drying, plasma oxygen is used to etch the polystyrene microspheres on the end face of the multimode fiber, and a periodically dispersed array of polystyrene microspheres is obtained on the end face of the multimode fiber. In the present invention, the plasma The conditions of oxygen etching are: O 2 , Air pressure 5Pa, the diamete...
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