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The letter describes a temperature sensor which employs an intensity-modulation filtering technique to measure the thermally induced change in delay in a length of optical fibre wound on an aluminium cylinder. The sensor response was measured over a temperature range of 10–40°C, and is in good agreement with theory.
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