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We report here a simple, low-cost all-fibre grating strain sensing interrogation technique offering high static-strain resolution and large dynamic range . A key interrogating component of this technique is a long-period grating which acts as an edge filter converting strain-induced wavelength variation into optical power measurement. The transmission profile of the long-period grating is shown to be nearly linear over a sufficiently wide range, yielding a linear relationship between the resultant intensity and applied strain, and a high resolution achieved by standard lock-in techniques.
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Fallon et al. (1998) studied this question.
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