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We present a compact highly sensitive microfiber coupler-based twist sensor formed by fusing and tapering two optical fibers and then connecting two of the pigtails to form a Sagnac loop. The device is miniature, low cost, and easily fabricated. The sensor has high twist sensitivities of ~0.9 nm/° when measuring wavelength shift and ~0.16 dB/° when measuring transmission power, both of which confirm that the sensor has good potential for application in the structural health monitoring and other areas.
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