Photonic crystal fiber injected with Fe3O4 nanofluid for magnetic field detection

We report a magnetic field sensor having advantages of both photonic crystal fiber and optofluidics, combining them on a single platform by infiltrating small amount of Fe3O4 magnetic optofluid/nanofluid in cladding holes of polarization-maintaining photonic crystal fiber. We demonstrated that magne...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2011-10, Vol.99 (16)
Main Authors: Thakur, Harneet V., Nalawade, Sandipan M., Gupta, Swati, Kitture, Rohini, Kale, S. N.
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