The phenomenon of evanescent waves can be used for the detection of toxic gases. A clad modified fiber optic sensor with nanocrystalline CeO2 doped Gd is used for gas detection and the results are presented. © OSA 2016.

Angarai Ramanathan Ganesan

Department Of Physics

Balusamy Renganathan

Valiyaparambil Chacko Pretheesh Kumar

Fiber optic sensors

Fiber optics

Fibers

Nanocrystals

Evanescent wave

GAS DETECTION

Modified fibers

Nanocrystallines

TOXIC GAS

TOXIC VAPORS

Photonics

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Nanocrystalline CeO2 doped gadolinium cladded fiber optic toxic Vapor Sensor

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