Abstract
We have demonstrated a fiber optics strain gauge measur- ing strains of <0.4 X 10-6. It utilizes the change in optical pathlength caused by strain in a fiber. Strain is measured as motion of fringes in an optical interference pattern. Optical phase shifts per unit strain per unit fiber length of about 1.2 X 107 m-1 are predicted by theory and observed in experiments.
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Butter, C. D., & Hocker, G. B. (1978). Fiber optics strain gauge. Applied Optics, 17(18), 2867. https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.17.002867
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