Optimizing Evanescent Efficiency of Chalcogenide Tapered Fiber.
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ABSTRACT: Evanescent wave absorption-based mid-infrared chalcogenide fiber sensors have prominent advantages in multicomponent liquid and gas detection. In this work, a new approach of tapered-fiber geometry optimization was proposed, and the evanescent efficiency was also theoretically calculated to evaluate sensing performance. The influence of fiber geometry (waist radius (Rw), taper length (Lt), waist deformation) on the mode distribution, light transmittance (T), evanescent proportion (TO) and evanescent efficiency (τ) is discussed. Remarkably, the calculated results show that the evanescent efficiency can be over 10% via optimizing the waist radius and taper length. Generally, a better sensing performance based on tapered fibe
SUBMITTER: Zhao X
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9181228 | biostudies-literature | 2022 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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