In this letter, interferometric sensors based on antiresonance reflecting optical waveguide (ARROW) fibers were developed, and used to sense strain and temperature. Two types of solid-core ARROW fibers were considered and signal demodulation was achieved by using the white light interferometric technique. The ARROW fibers have two rings of high index rods arranged in a hexagonal structure with a lattice constant of≈6. The different sizes of the rods cause different measurand sensitivities for the two fibers. Resolutions of±1.1μ εand±0.07∘Cwere achieved for strain and temperature, respectively.
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