NASA NTRS ยท 19800010098
Fiber optic sensors for measuring angular position and rotational speed
Abstract
Two optical sensors, a 360 deg rotary encoder and a tachometer, were built for operation with the light source and detectors located remotely from the sensors. The source and detectors were coupled to the passive sensing heads through 3.65 meter fiber optic cables. The rotary encoder and tachometer were subjected to limited environmental testing. They were installed on an air breathing engine during recent altitude tests. Over 100 hours of engine operation were accumulated without any failure of either device.
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Baumbick, R. J.. 1980-03-01. Fiber optic sensors for measuring angular position and rotational speed. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800010098
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