High-Temperature Optical Sensor
John H. Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Thursday, July 01 2010
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The technology significantly extends applicability of optical sensors to high-temperature environments.
A high-temperature optical sensor (see Figure 1) has been developed that can operate at temperatures up to 1,000 °C. The sensor development process consists of two parts: packaging of a fiber Bragg grating into a housing that allows a more sturdy thermally stable device, and a technological process to which the device is subjected to in order to meet environmental requirements of several hundred °C.
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