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Improvement of the stability of fiber grating interrogation systems, using active and passive polarization scrambling devices

W. Ecke, J. Schauer, K. Usbeck, R. Willsch, and J.P. Dakin

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Abstract

In-fiber grating sensors are showing significant promise for many applications, in particular as embedded sensors in structural materials, such as carbon fiber composites [1, 2].

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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