Abstract
In this study, we have fabricated non-contact temperature sensor using an infrared optical fiber for measuring temperature distributions during radiofrequency ablation. We have measured an infrared radiation, which is transferred by a silver halide optical fiber from the multi-points on the water around inserted electrode, using a thermopile sensor and the output voltages of a thermopile sensor are compared with those of the thermocouple recorder. Also, the relationship between the temperatures and the output voltages of a thermopile sensor at the measuring points is determined to obtain the temperature distribution. The measurable temperature range of a fiber-optic non-contact temperature sensor is from 37 to 80 °C.
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