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In optics, a supercontinuum is formed when a collection of nonlinear processes act together upon a pump beam in order to cause severe spectral broadening of the original pump beam, for example using a microstructured optical fiber. The result is a smooth spectral continuum (see figure 1 for a typical example). There is no consensus on how much broadening constitutes a supercontinuum; however researchers have published work claiming as little as 60 nm of broadening as a supercontinuum. There is also no agreement on the spectral flatness required to define the bandwidth of the source, with authors using anything from 5 dB to 40 dB or more. In addition the term supercontinuum itself did not gain widespread acceptance until this century, with many authors using alternative phrases to describe their continua during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

Distributed surface plasma resonance optical fiber sensor and measuring method of liquid refractive index

InactiveCN106066313AReduce lossGood attentionPhase-affecting property measurementsResonance wavelengthSurface plasmon
The invention provides a distributed surface plasma resonance optical fiber sensor and a measuring method of liquid refractive index. The sensor comprises a step refractive index multimode fiber, a supercontinuum source and a spectrometer, which are located at both ends of the step refractive index multimode fiber. Two sensing areas are processed on the step refractive index multimode fiber; a first sensing area and a second sensing area region have different shapes, and are coated with nano metal films. The light source emitted by the supercontinuum light is coupled to the step refractive index multimode fiber and excites surface plasma resonance in the first sensing area, and the light intensity attenuates at the corresponding resonant wavelength; the light source emitted by the supercontinuum light reaches the second sensing area for the excitation of surface plasma resonance, and the light intensity attenuates at the corresponding resonant wavelength; the resonance wavelength generated by the first sensing area and the second the sensing area are different significantly, so as to realize distributed sensing. The invention has the advantages of small volume, low optical loss and simple structure, and has wide application prospect in the biomedical field.
Owner:HARBIN ENG UNIV
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