Yongsheng Sun , Meihua Chen , Puxian Xiong , Yuzhen Wang , Shuhang Tian , Qingquan Jiang , Yao Xiao , Hongyou Zhou , Peishan Shao , Qiuqiang Zhan , Jiulin Gan , Qi Qian , Dongdan Chen , Zhongmin Yang
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Integrated multi-mode glass ceramic fiber for high-resolution temperature sensing
Optical temperature sensors, which can accurately detect temperature in biological systems, are crucial to the development of healthcare monitoring. To challenge the state-of-art technology, it is necessary to design single luminescence center doped materials with multi-wavelength emission for optical temperature sensors with more modes and higher resolution. Here, an Er3+ single-doped KYF4 nanocrystals glass ceramic with an obvious thermochromic phenomenon is reported for the first time, which shows a different temperature-dependent green, red, and near-infrared luminescence behavior based on thermal disturbance model. In addition, Er3+ single-doped GC fiber was drawn and fabricated into multi-mode optical fiber temperature sensor, which has superior measured temperature resolution (<0.5 °C), excellent detection limit (0.077 °C), and high correlation coefficient (R2) of 0.99997. More importantly, this sensor can monitor temperature in different scenarios with great environmental interference resistance and repeatability. These results indicate that our sensor shows great promise as a technology for environmental and healthcare monitoring, and it provides a route for the design of optical fiber temperature sensors with multi-mode and high resolution.