Abstract
Phthalocyanine has attractive features as a dopant for plastic optical fibers. Its planar molecular structure and red absorption band are suitable for the design of fiber-optic strain sensors that use the dynamic orientation of dye induced by the deformation of the host matrix. The guidelines to achieve a phthalocyanine-doped fiber with a ruled dispersing manner were investigated. A synthesized fiber using phthalocyanine decorated with tertiary butyl groups showed mode-dependent absorption, which suggested gradual dye distribution in the core radial direction.
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