BRAGG series FBG-based Temperature Probes
Micronor Sensors now offers a range of off-the-shelf single and multipoint fiber optic temperature probes based on Fiber Bragg Grating technology. There are two classes of sensors:
- Standard SM800P-5.6 (P) fiber-based probes with temperature range of -250°C to +300°C
- Ultra High Temperature (UHT) fiber-based probes with range of -250°C to +600°C
- Ultra High Temperature (UHT) fiber-based probes with deeper written FBGs with measuring range of -250°C to +800°C, Maximum 10 FBG points per probe.
- Typical measurement accuracy is ±1-3°C for the range of -50°C to +300°. Referencing techniques and temperature model selection can be used for higher accuracy.
The last FBG is located within 10mm of the tip of the capillary. For turn-key BRAGG Temperature Probes, the Capillary options are:
- Silica, 0.44m OD, fused closed end
- Stainless Steel, 1mm OD, welded closed end
- Alumina Ceramic, 3.3m OD, closed end
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you require high precision (±0.2°K to ±1°K) in the range of -200°C to +300°C and/or traditional instrumentation, then go to our FOTEMP TS Series Temperature Probes and Signal Conditioners
These probes require the connection to either a 1-channel FBGX100 or 4-channel FBGX400 interrogator. General purpose, multi-channel FBG-Interrogator software is provided for free with the interrogators. Custom probes can incorporate up to 30 FBG measuring points (min spacing is 2mm) in a single fiber probe. These interrogators offer sampling rate of 1-100 Hz with data logging to an Excel compatible file. FBGX100 interfaces are microUSB and UART; FBGX400 features USB-C and UART.
Typical fiber optic temperature monitoring applications include:
- Industrial process monitoring
- Power transformers
- Medical and catheter instrumentation
- Food process monitoring
- Harsh environment conditions
BRAGG Temperature Probes: FBG Principle of Operation
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10/11/2024: Standard product list is Under Construction. Contact Micronor Sensors sales to discuss your needs.