Haruki Yamane, Satoshi Yanase, Koki Takahashi, Nobuya Seko, Koji Shigemura
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Abstract
We have demonstrated a wide range of hydrogen gas detection from 200 ppm to 100% at room temperature by using optical cavity type of sensor elements with polarization interference. This explosion-proof type of sensor element provides a hydrogen monitoring system in flammable environments for gaseous fuels.
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