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Uma nova configuração de sensor de corrente de fibra óptica polarimétrica usando um rotador Faraday em linha de 22.5 graus é proposta neste artigo. A introdução do rotador Faraday de 22.5 graus permite obter uma configuração de sensor que não necessita de ajuste na maioria dos elementos ópticos, resultando numa precisão imune a problemas de fabricação. Neste artigo são apresentados dois protótipos projetados para medir corrente CA, apresentando excelente precisão ao longo de mais de 3 décadas.
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Fabien BRIFFOD, Luc THEVENAZ, Pierre-Alain NICATI, Alain KUNG, Philippe A. ROBERT, "Polarimetric Current Sensor Using an In-Line Faraday Rotator" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E83-C, no. 3, pp. 331-335, March 2000, doi: .
Abstract: A novel polarimetric fiber optics current sensor configuration using an in-line 22.5 degree Faraday rotator is proposed on this paper. The introduction of the 22.5 degree Faraday rotator allows to obtain a sensor configuration that does not require adjustment on most optical elements, resulting in an accuracy immune to manufacturing issues. Two prototypes are presented in this paper that are designed to measure AC current, yielding in an excellent accuracy over more than 3 decades.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/e83-c_3_331/_p
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