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A LED-based fiber-optic temperature sensor is developed which uses the change in the wavelength distribution of emission of fluorescence from a small sample of pink ruby as the means of sensing temperature. An all fiber-optic system is described using simple electronics to measure temperature in the range from 293 to 433 K, with an accuracy of ±3 K.
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