Development of optical microfiber sensor for sodium alginate detection

Lajim, Mohammad Asyraf Zakwan (2023) Development of optical microfiber sensor for sodium alginate detection. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fiber optic cables are capable of delivering large amounts of data at high speeds. As a result, internet connections typically use this strategy. Fiber optic cables are smaller, lighter, and more flexible than copper lines, and they convey more data. Fiber optics are widely employed in the fields of health and research. Endoscopy, which is a non-interruptive surgical method, relies heavily on optical technologies. In some circumstances, a small, bright light is used to illuminate the operation area inside the body, allowing for a reduction in the number and size of incisions. Fiber optics are used in both microscopy and biological research. The most important and prevalent uses of fiber optics in medicine are the imaging and illumination components of endoscopes. Apart from it, Standards The medical industry requires higher measurement accuracy, along with lower radio frequency interference (radiation) to obtain patient information accurately without environmental interference.

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