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Demonstrates temperature sensing with 209.52 kHz/°C sensitivity in tapered optical fiber, suggesting improved precision.
For the first time, we have achieved temperature sensing with high sensitivity of 209.52 kHz/°C and high accuracy of 0.04°C by using low-order acoustic mode induced forward Brillouin scattering in a tapered optical fiber.
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