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Fiber-based Optical Thermocouples for In-Situ Temperature Sensing in Extreme Environments

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Abstract

We develop an optical thermocouple for use in extreme environments by depositing a Dy:YAG film on a sapphire fiber using pulsed laser deposition. Temperature sensing is achieved by way of two-color photoluminescence thermometry.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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