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Trace carbon monoxide gas sensor based on PANI/Co 3 O 4/CuO composite membrane-coated thin-core fiber modal interferometer

Feng et al., 2018

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6335552661153528638
Author
Feng W
Deng D
Yang X
Liu W
Wang M
Yuan M
Peng J
Chen R
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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A novel fiber-optic carbon monoxide sensor based on a thin-core Mach-Zehnder fiber modal interferometer is presented and fabricated. This interferometer contains a short section of thin-core fiber spliced in two standard single-mode fibers, and the fast response to carbon …
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