WFBGI Weak-Reflection Fiber Bragg Grating Interrogator

Strain Range: ±5000με Sensor Dimensions: 40mm(L)×10mm(W)×0.4mm(H) Accuracy: ±0.5%F.S.

The FBG-S01/S02/S01M fiber Bragg grating strain sensor uses proprietary fiber coating and direct FBG inscription, with carbon-fiber or glass-fiber vacuum compression curing to form a thin sheet sensor. Its strain transfer coefficient is closer to 1. It can be bonded to a test surface with epoxy or embedded in a composite material for structural strain monitoring.

Strain Range: ±5000με Sensor Dimensions: 14mm(L)×6mm(W)×0.2mm(H) Accuracy: ±0.5%F.S.

The FBG-S01/S02/S01M fiber Bragg grating strain sensor uses proprietary fiber coating and direct FBG inscription, with carbon-fiber or glass-fiber vacuum compression curing to form a thin sheet sensor. Its strain transfer coefficient is closer to 1. It can be bonded to a test surface with epoxy or embedded in a composite material for structural strain monitoring.

Fiber interface: FC/APC Operating wavelength: 1528nm-1568nm Number of Channels: 8 Channel

The fiber Bragg grating interrogator, including software, uses scanning-laser interrogation and FBG sensors in different packages. Exploiting the sensitivity of FBGs to temperature and strain, it converts environmental temperature and strain changes into wavelength shifts, enabling real-time measurement of various physical quantities encoded as wavelength changes. It offers a wide measurement range, simple deployment, long detection life, high accuracy, electromagnetic immunity, strong corrosion resistance and sensor-network capability. It interrogates FBG signals for temperature, strain, pressure, displacement, angle, acceleration, magnetic field and other quantities, and acquires and displays sensing data.

Fiber interface: FC/APC Operating wavelength: 1528nm-1568nm Number of Channels: 8 Channel

The fiber Bragg grating interrogator, including software, uses scanning-laser interrogation and FBG sensors in different packages. Exploiting the sensitivity of FBGs to temperature and strain, it converts environmental temperature and strain changes into wavelength shifts, enabling real-time measurement of various physical quantities encoded as wavelength changes. It offers a wide measurement range, simple deployment, long detection life, high accuracy, electromagnetic immunity, strong corrosion resistance and sensor-network capability. It interrogates FBG signals for temperature, strain, pressure, displacement, angle, acceleration, magnetic field and other quantities, and acquires and displays sensing data.

Operating wavelength: 1080±1 nm Reflectance [HR]: ≥99.5 % Reflectance [OC]: 10±2 %

A fiber Bragg grating (FBG) is a passive filtering device. UV exposure writes the coherent-field pattern of incident light into the core of photosensitive fiber, creating a periodic axial variation in refractive index and thus a permanent spatial phase grating. It effectively forms a narrowband transmission/reflection filter or mirror in the core. When broadband light passes through the FBG, wavelengths satisfying the Bragg condition are reflected, while the remaining wavelengths continue through the fiber. Examples: FBG-1080-995-30-D17-1.2/1.2-HR; FBG-1080-100-10-D17-1.2/1.2-OC.