A magnetostrictive composite-fiber bragg grating sensor

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This paper presents a light and compact optical fiber Bragg Grating sensor for DC and AC magnetic field measurements. The fiber is coated by a thick layer of a magnetostrictive composite consisting of particles of Terfenol-D dispersed in a polymeric matrix. Among the different compositions for the coating that were tested, the best magnetostrictive response was obtained using an epoxy resin as binder and a 30% volume fraction of Terfenol-D particles with sizes ranging from 212 to 300 μm. The effect of a compressive preload in the sensor was also investigated. The achieved resolution was 0.4 mT without a preload or 0.3 mT with a compressive pre-stress of 8.6 MPa. The sensor was tested at magnetic fields of up to 750 mT under static conditions. Dynamic measurements were conducted with a magnetic unbalanced four-pole rotor. © 2010 by the authors.

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Quintero, S. M. M., Braga, A. M. B., Weber, H. I., Bruno, A. C., & Araújo, J. F. D. F. (2010). A magnetostrictive composite-fiber bragg grating sensor. Sensors, 10(9), 8119–8128. https://doi.org/10.3390/s100908119

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