Abstract:
The temperature dependences of the integral luminescence intensity in optical fibers of oxyfluoride glass with CdS and CdS$_x$Se$_{1-x}$ quantum dots have been studied in a temperature range of 25–250$^\circ$C. It is established that heating in this range leads to luminescence quenching in accordance with a nearly linear law. This effect can be used for the creation of fiber-optic temperature sensors.