论文信息 - Acoustic desensitization of single-mode fibers utilizing nickel coatings.

Acoustic desensitization of single-mode fibers utilizing nickel coatings.

The pressure sensitivity of the phase of light propagating in a single-mode fiber coated with a thin nickel jacket is determined both analytically and experimentally. The measured acoustic response of the fiber is found to be 1 order of magnitude lower than that of the bare fiber, in agreement with analytical predictions. The technique thus appears to be a promising way for desensitizing optical-fiber leads for use with fiber-optic sensors.

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