Development of fiber optic sensors at TNO for explosion and shock wave measurements

conference paper
2000
Prinse, W.C.

Meer, B.J. van der

Scholtes, J.H.G.

Cheng, L.K.

Smorenburg, C.

Bree, J.L.M.J. van

Bouma, R.H.B.
Fiber Optic sensors are found to be very suitable for explosion and shock wave measurements because they are immune to Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). In the past few years, TNO has developed a number of sensor systems for explosion and shock wave measurements in which the optical fiber is a vital component. This paper presents a survey of these optical measurement systems using fiber optics. The basic design of these systems, the test configurations and the experimental results are presented.
Topics
Fiber Bragg gratingHigh-speed phenomenaInterferometryShock wavesDoppler effectExplosionsSignal interferenceElectric gunsFiber optic sensorElectric gunFibre Bragg gratingFibre opticsHigh-speed phenomenaInterferometrySensorsFiber optic sensors
TNO Identifier
235916
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:2ed3e29c-d0a1-4663-8a8e-fed5ff8725fb
ISSN
0277-786X
Publisher
SPIE
Source title
24th International Congress on High-Speed Photography and Photonics, Sendai, Japan, 24-29 September 2000
Collation
11 p.
Pages
748-758
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