Fiber-Optic Chemical Sensing With Infrared-Transmitting Optical Fiber

Richard D. Driver; Garett M. Leskowitz; Lawrence E. Curtiss

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Fiber-Optic Chemical Sensing With Infrared-Transmitting Optical Fiber

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 13 Feb 1990Publisher:SPIEJournal:SPIE Proceedings, volume 1,172, page 60 (issn: 0277-786X,

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Authors: Richard D. Driver; Garett M. Leskowitz; Lawrence E. Curtiss;

doi: 10.1117/12.963173

Fiber-Optic Chemical Sensing With Infrared-Transmitting Optical Fiber

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Infrared transmitting heavy metal fluoride optical fiber has been used to separate a Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectrometer from a remote measurement point. Several types of remote sensors have been developed for concentration measurements. Remote transmission cells connected to fiber cables have been used to measure near-infrared spectra of liquids and gases. An evanescent-wave probe for obtaining spectra of highly scattering samples has been developed. Fiber-optic FTIR may be used to solve many problems in process monitoring and control.

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