Development of optical microfiber sensor for coconut water concentrations using a tapering method

Laina, Muhammad Syaril (2023) Development of optical microfiber sensor for coconut water concentrations using a tapering method. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Fiber-optical sensing refers to using fiber-optic cables to measure physical or chemical parameters in various applications. This project aimed to detect different parts of coconut using a tapering approach by employing microfiber optics as a sensor. The single-mode fiber will be tapered using the tapering method, and the best size of microfiber optics will be used forfurther investigation as a liquid sensor. Furthermore, three samples of coconut parts, such aswater, coconut milk, coconut oil, and coconut water, each with a different concentration, will be evaluated. The graph's sensitivity, correlation, and coefficient of determination all rely entirely on the part of coconut concentration, and the light source will be used to summarise the experiment's results.

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