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A sapphire fiber high temperature sensor based on Fabry-Perot interference was studied in the paper. A sapphire wafer served as the Fabry-Perot cavity was fixed to the end face of the sapphire fiber. The sensor was encapsulated in an alumina ceramic tube-ceramic sleeve structure to improve structural stability. Experiment results showed the sensor had a wide temperature measurement range of 25 °C-1550 °C. The temperature sensitivity reached 32.5 pm/°C at 1550 °C. Furthermore, the temperature was demodulated from the interference spectrum through fast Fourier transform algorithm. It was concluded that the sapphire fiber sensor with advantages of small size, good stability and a wide range of temperature measurement is very promising for measuring high temperature.
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