Author Affiliations
1 Key Laboratory of Optical Fiber Sensing and Communications, Ministry of Education, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, Sichuan 611731, China2 State Key Laboratory of Electronic Thin Film and Integrated Devices, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, Sichuan 610054, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Fabrication of fiber components. (a) Micro-nanofiber drawing equipment based on fused tapering method; (b) silica microfiber; (c) microfiber red light characterization; (d) D-shaped fiber polishing equipment;(e) SMF-D-shaped fiber; (f) red light characterization of SMF-D-shaped fiber[33,38]
Fig. 2. Composite waveguide fabrication process. (a) Micro-fiber attached graphene; (b) graphene-coated micro-fiber; (c) graphene-based D-shaped fiber composite waveguide; (d) fiber end-face attached graphene[59,70-74]
Fig. 3. Fiber temperature sensors. (a) D-shaped fiber temperature sensor structure; (b) optical transmission power in D-shaped fiber coated with rGO film as a function of temperature; (c) FP cavity temperature sensor structure; (d) FP cavity resonance wavelength as a function of temperature[75-76]
Fig. 4. Graphene-based fiber current sensors. (a) Sensor structure and sensing current response curve of suspension graphene film on end face of single mode fiber; (b) sensor structure and sensing current response curve of suspension graphene film on end face of etched fiber; (c) sensor structure and sensing current response curve of micro-fiber coil resonator[80-83]
Fig. 5. Graphene-based physical quantity sensors. (a) Graphene-based fiber refractive index sensor; (b) graphene-based fiber magnetic field sensor; (c) graphene-based fiber pressure sensor[84,88,90]
Fig. 6. Graphene-based microfiber gas sensors. (a) Light intensity detection type gas sensor used for acetone gas sensing; (b) interference demodulation type gas sensor used for ammonia gas sensing; (c) graphene coated microfiber ammonia sensor; (d) GO coated microfiber Bragg grating NO2 sensor[59,62,97-98]
Fig. 7. Gas sensors with composite structures. (a) Multimode interference sensor; (b) SPR gas sensor; (c) fiber knot resonant sensor; (d) gas sensor with Brillouin whispering gallery mode cavity[19,101-103]
Fig. 8. Graphene-based fiber biochemical sensors. (a) Micro-nanofiber ethanol sensor; (b) D-shaped fiber red blood cell sensor; (c) hollow fiber humidity sensor; (d) diagram of SPR sensing structure of graphene-encapsulated fiber core; (e) diagram of SPR sensing structure of graphene-on-gold attached D-shaped fiber; (f) diagram of SPR sensing structure of silver-graphene encapsulated photonic crystal fiber[106-107,110-111,115,118]
Fig. 9. Fiber mode locked lasers. (a) End-face attached fiber mode locked lasers; (b) D-shaped fiber mode locked lasers; (c) micro-nanofiber mode locked lasers; (d) active mode locked lasers based on graphene electro-optic modulators[65,127,130,132]
Fig. 10. Fiber Q-switched lasers. (a) TDFL passive Q-switched laser; (b) Q-switched laser based on distributed feedback Bragg grating fiber; (c) EDFL active Q-switched fiber laser[135,139-140]
Fig. 11. Graphene-based nonlinear optical devices. (a) Graphene-based all-optical modulator; (b) electrical heating method to regulate Fermi-Dirac distribution of graphene; (c) DFG plasmon excitation; (d) gate tunable optical frequency comb[32,66-68]