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== Abstract ==

Optical fibre Bragg grating (FBG) sensors are commonly used for structural health
monitoring in composite materials, since their small dimensions, high sensitivity and
multiplexing capacity are a good match with the structures to be monitored. We present a
method for making a low-loss connection to an FBG optical fibre sensor that is integrated in a
fibre reinforced composite structure. The method allows to both manufacture composite
structure without taking special precautions to prevent damage to the connecting fibre and (if
needed) to repair the connecting fibre, while optimizing the optical connection efficiency even
if both fibres have dissimilar mode field diameters.

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== References ==

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2. Sjögren, A. (2000). Manufacturing technique for embedding detachable fiber-optic connections in aircraft composite components. Smart materials and structures, 9(6), 855.

3. Green, A. K., &Shafir, E. (1999). Termination and connection methods for optical fibres embedded in aerospace composite components. Smart materials and structures, 8(2), 269.

4. [http://www.fbgs.com/technology/dtg-technology/ http://www.fbgs.com/technology/dtg-technology/]

5. Kagami, M., Yamashita, T. & Ito, H. (2001), Light-induced self-written three-dimensional optical waveguide, ''Appl. Phys''.'' Lett''., vol. 79, no. 8, pp. 1079-1081.

6. Missinne,J., Luyckx, G. ,Voet, E. & Van Steenberge, G. (2017) Low-Loss Connection of Embedded Optical Fibre Sensors Using a Self-Written Waveguide. IEEE Photonics Technology Letters 29(20) 1731-1734. 10.1109/LPT.2017.2747630

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