Development of liquid concentration sensor using optical fiber for medical industry

Abdul Hamid, Muhammad Hakimi (2021) Development of liquid concentration sensor using optical fiber for medical industry. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fiber optic are capable of transmitting massive volumes of data at very fast rates. As a result, this technique is frequently employed in internet connections. Fiber optic cables are small, lighter, more flexible, and transport more data than standard copper lines. In the disciplines of health and research, fiber optic are commonly used. Optical technology is a crucial aspect of endoscopy, which is a non-interrupt surgical approach. In such cases, a small, bright light is utilized to illuminate the operation region inside the body, allowing the number and size of incisions to be reduced. Microscopy and biomedical research both employ fiber optics. The imaging and lighting components of endoscopes are the most important and common uses of fiber optics in medicine. Other than that, the research lays out the fundamental theory, assesses the current state of the art, and predicts how fiber-optic sensors will be employed in household appliances in the future.

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