Thermal sensing provides important information on the state of many physiological, chemical, and physical systems. However, the problem of continuously monitoring and detecting a thermal excitation over very large areas (100 m2) with high resolution (1 cm2) still remains. A solution to this problem is presented here in which a fiber (see figure) senses heat along its entire length and generates an electrical signal.
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Bayındır et al. (2006) studied this question.
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