Notable Liquid Sensor Development Using Fiber Optic Sensor Applications For Brake Oil Test

Mohd Azha, Nur Shamira (2016) Notable Liquid Sensor Development Using Fiber Optic Sensor Applications For Brake Oil Test. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In 60 year, sensor fiber optics had ended up a standout amongst the best and most intense application for both optic fiber furthermore innovation for sensor. Some of the earliest uses of optical fibers were for chemical detection and measurement. The field of fiber optic chemical sensing has grown to include a wide variety of measurement environments and estimation strategies. Passive remote spectroscopy, and chemically-augmented active sensing have been used in formats ranging from extrinsic to intrinsic, and at length sales ranging from sub microscopic to multi-kilometre. This talk discusses the relative strengths of the most prevalent fiber optic chemical sensors, both scientific and commercial, and speculates on the future of this burgeoning field. With higher execution and flexibility, space usage that is little likewise is one of the present patterns for optic fiber sensor. This project to analyse power measurement value in brake oil concentration that is distinctive and utilizing this fiber optic detector is to know which detector over finder affectability. This analysis might be valuable for innovation in oil and mechanical gas.

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