Optical fiber sensors are promising candidates for quench protection systems in superconducting magnets. When these magnets are used for nuclear fusion devices, the optical fibers will experience high ...

The development of a clinically useful fiber-optic oxygen sensor based on oxygen fluorescence quenching is described in this paper. The fiber optic oxygen sensor was formed by coating a thin polymer ...

Topologically protected optical quasiparticles have garnered growing research interest due to their capacity to provide a novel degree of freedom for manipulating light–matter interactions while ...