Fiber Bragg Grating sensors to measure the coefficient of thermal expansion of polymers at cryogenic temperatures

Autor: Marco Esposito (a, Salvatore Buontempo (a, Angelo Petriccione (b), Mauro Zarrelli (b), Giovanni Breglio (c, Andrea Saccomanno (c), Zoltan Szillasi (d, Alajos Makovec (e, Andrea Cusanog (f), Antonella Chiuchiolo (g, Marta Bajko (h, Michele Giordano (b

Publikováno v: Sensors and actuators. A, Physical
189 (2013): 195–203. doi:10.1016/j.sna.2012.09.016
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Marco Esposito (a, h), Salvatore Buontempo (a, f), Angelo Petriccione (b), Mauro Zarrelli (b), Giovanni Breglio (c, f), Andrea Saccomanno (c), Zoltan Szillasi (d, f), Alajos Makovec (e, f), Andrea Cusanog (f), Antonella Chiuchiolo (g, f), Marta Bajko (h, f), Michele Giordano (b, f)/titolo:Fiber Bragg Grating sensors to measure the coefficient of thermal expansion of polymers at cryogenic temperatures/doi:10.1016%2Fj.sna.2012.09.016/rivista:Sensors and actuators. A, Physical (Print)/anno:2013/pagina_da:195/pagina_a:203/intervallo_pagine:195–203/volume:189

One of the fundamental advantages in the employment of the Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensors lies in their capability to allow measurements in extreme environmental conditions with also very high immunity toward external electromagnetic interference

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