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A pi(π)-shifted grating has been used as a passive strain sensor to achieve a resolution of 50 nanostrain (nε). The Pound-Drever-Hall frequency locking technique was used to obtain a stable signal at a distance of 50 km, paving the way for remote detection of sound, temperature and pressure at a long distance from sources of electricity.
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