The magnetostrictive transducer is the most important part of the optic-fiber magnetic field sensor, and the
optic-fiber/giant magnetostrictive(GMS) film coupled structure is a novel coupling form of the magnetostrictive
transducer. Always we analyze the coupled structure based on the entire coupled structure being sputtered GMS material
without tail-fibers. In practical application, the coupled structure has tail-fibers without films at two ends. When the
entire coupled structure is immersed in the detected magnetic field, the detected magnetic field causes the GMS film
strain then causing optic-fiber strain. This strain transmission process is different from it in the coupled structure entirely
with GMS films without tail-fibers. The strain transmission relationship can be calculated theoretically in the coupled
structure without tail-fibers, but it's complicated to theoretically calculate the strain transmission relationship in the
coupled structure with tail-fibers. After large numbers of calculations and analyses by ANSYS software, we figure out
some relationships of the two strain transmission processes in the respective structures and the stress distribution in the
tail-fibers. These results are helpful to the practical application of the optic-fiber/ GMS film coupled structure.
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