Fiber Optic Sensors
Fiber Optic Sensors by Lake Shore provide temperature measurement and sensing in applications involving materials and physical sciences research, aerospace cryogenic fuel systems and storage, high energy, plasma physics, RF/Microwave, high voltage, superconducting research and equipment, and other applications in challenging operating environments. These measurements are provided over the widest commercially available temperature range- from -200 °C to +250 °C.
These Fiber Optic Sensors provide unmatched convenience and applicability for researchers, aerospace, and industrial users that need to provide accurate temperature measurements in extreme environments. The unique packaging allows for direct sensor placement without interfering with the multiplexing and chaining capabilities of Fiber Bragg Grating based sensors. Lake Shore’s Fiber Optic Sensors are ideal for advanced research, aerospace, and industrial applications due to their cryogenic operating capability and wide measurement range. An all-dielectric package is especially suited for measuring in places with high electrical noise or magnetism, such as plasma and high-energy test labs.
Lake Shore’s Fiber Optic Sensors feature the following:
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Unique, compact, rugged packages
- Single-end cabling lets you position sensors right where you want them
- Built-in holes for convenient mounting
- Multiple package types - all dielectric thermoplastic, copper, or stainless
- Hermetically sealed, IP68-compliant sensor bodies allow wet operation
- Double-ended fiber connections enable sensor chaining/multiplexing
- Tough cable sheathing with Kevlar strength member
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Wide 450° measurement range
- Cryogenic operation in liquid nitrogen—all packages
- Excellent sensitivity
- Rapid thermal response
- ±0.5° repeatability over entire range
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Dependable measurement performance
- High accuracy and resolution
- High stability
- Impervious to EMI
- Low radiation effects
- Vibration qualified
- NIST-traceable calibration