Abstract
High power laser-induced plasma shock waves in air were measured instantaneously with an optical fiber sensor based on detection beam deflection. It was proved that the time-of-flight deflection angle directly imaged the changing rate of the refractive index at the measurement position while a shock wave transmitted the detection beam. This method is suitable for measurements of shock waves in transparent flow fields with axisymmetric refractive index distributions.
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