Development of microfiber optic sensor for sodium hypochlorite concentration detection

Khairul Hisham, Muhammad Danish (2023) Development of microfiber optic sensor for sodium hypochlorite concentration detection. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fiber optics can transfer enormous amounts of data at extremely rapid rates. Consequently, this approach is widely used in Internet connections. Copper lines are larger, heavier, less flexible, and convey less data than fiber optic cables. In the fields of medicine and science, fiber optics are widely employed. Endoscopy is a non-interruptive surgical technique, and optical technology is essential to its success. In such instances, a small, bright light is used to highlight the surgery site within the body, thereby reducing the number and size of incisions. Biomedical research and microscopy both utilize fiber optics. The imaging and illumination components of endoscopes are the most significant and widespread applications of fiber optics in medicine. Aside from that, the research outlines the underlying theory, evaluates the current state of the art, and anticipates the future applications of fiber-optic sensors in home appliances.

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