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Physics and applications of optoelectronic devices. Conference | 2004

Tunable laser technology for sensing applications

Thomas Farrell; David McDonald

Widely tunable lasers that have been developed for the telecommunications industry have many applications in the sensing industry and bring the advantages of technology robustness, volume low cost potential, ultra fast tuning capabilities and high performance. These traits are now being further exploited in sensing applications such as gas sensing, sensor interrogation systems, optical frequency domain reflectometry based systems and interformeteric sensing. The current paper gives an overview of a number of these areas and how tunable laser technologies, particularly those based on monolithic tunable lasers, are being successfully deployed in real world sensing scenarios.


Archive | 2002

Frequency locking of multisection laser diodes

Thomas Farrell; Tommy Mullane; David MacDonald


Archive | 2007

System and Method for Real-Time Measurement of Sail Conditions and Dynamics

Thomas Farrell; Michael Todd


Archive | 2004

Method and system for continuous sweeping of a tunable laser

Tommy Mullane; David McDonald; Thomas Farrell; Ciaran Polley; Peter O'Connor


Archive | 2005

Low noise swept wavelength laser system and method

Thomas Farrell; David McDonald


Archive | 2003

Method for compensation of degradation in tunable lasers

Thomas Farrell; David McDonald; Thomas Mullane


Archive | 2005

Displacement measuring interferometer system and method using tunable lasers

Thomas Farrell; David McDonald


Archive | 2003

Method for optimising the calibration process of a tuneable laser

Thomas Farrell; Neil Ryan; Tommy Mullane


Archive | 2003

Method for opimising the calibration process of tuneable laser

Thomas Farrell; Neil Ryan; Jobu Levins; Tommy Mullane


Archive | 2003

Compensation of mode jumps in multi section lasers

Thomas Farrell; Neil Ryan

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Tommy Mullane

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

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David MacDonald

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

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