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FIBER-OPTIC SENSOR COIL AND A CURRENT OR MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR

4171/CHENP/2006 A (4171/CHENP/2006)

Filed on 2006-11-13

Publication date 2007-06-22

The fiber-optic sensor head (2) for an optical current or magnetic-field sensor (1) has an optical fiber which , includes a magnetooptically active sensor fiber (3) which is optically connected to at least one polarization-defining element (4; 5) , wherein the sensor fiber (3) can be arranged in a magnetic field to be measured or around a conductor (L) carrying the current to be measured and is in the form of a coil (8), with the coil (8) defining a coil plane (A) with a surface normal (Ns) , and with the at least one polarization-defining element (4; 5) having a marked axis (f) . The sensor head (2) is flexible in the area of the sensor fiber (3), and an adjustment means (10) is provided for adjustment of a predeterminable angle (5 between the marked axis (f) and the surface normal (Ns) or for adjustment of predeterminable angles β, β' between the marked axes (f) and the surface normal (Ns) . It has been found that the angle or the angles β, β! influence the calibration of the sensor. The adjustment means (10) advantageously contains a mount body (11) to which the at least one polarization-defining element (4; 5) is fixed. The angle or the angles β, β' is or are predetermined by the mount body (11) - The markings (9a, 9b) make it possible to ensure that the coil (8) has an integer number of turns. (figure 1)

Applicant

ABB RESEARCH LTD.,
AFFOLTERNSTRASSE 52, CH-8050 ZURICH Switzerland

Inventor

BOHNERT,KLAUS, GABUS,PHILLIPPE, NEHRING,JUERGEN, BRANDLE , HUBERT

International Information

Classification
G01R 15/24
Publication number
WO 2005/111633 A1
Application date
2005-04-21
Application number
PCT/CH05/00221

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