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Optoelectronic Signal Demodulation in Fiber-Optic Sensors for Precise Vehicle Fuel Level Quantification

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Jul 2026

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Sundar Ganapathy

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Arifa Institute of Technology,Nagapattinam

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Sundarsingh Sagayaraj

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University College of Engineering,Thirukkuvalai, Nagapattinam

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Abstract

Analog or digital displays are used in vehicles like two wheelers and four wheelers in recent days. Analog fuel gauges have demonstrated glaring errors that give a misleading impression of the fuel level. On the other hand, analog fuel meters use a needle pointer to represent the three fuel level states: empty, half, and full. In digital meters the amount of fuel indicated by bar levels, that levels are not a numeric values just indication only and also it is integrated to the speedometer. This study, which used embedded technology to provide a digital display of the precise amount of fuel in the vehicles fuel tank, aids in double-checking the amount of fuel added at the fuel station. The proposed fiber optics-based smart fuel meter displays the fuel level in liters, and the mileage can be determined using an Arduino and sensors based on the available fuel. It also calculates and displays the distance that can be traveled with the available fuel. This system measures and displays the amount of fuel added to the tank in liters each time the fuel tank is refilled.

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Light diffusing fibers Arduino Laser Diode Photo Detector.

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Sundar Ganapathy, Sundarsingh Sagayaraj, "Optoelectronic Signal Demodulation in Fiber-Optic Sensors for Precise Vehicle Fuel Level Quantification," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 7, pp. 1-7, Jul 2026.

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A fiber optic sensor designed to continuously measure the fuel level within a fuel tank has been proposed. The sensor utilizes two parallel side-diffusing optical fibers coupled together. By selecting a wavelength that is strongly absorbed by the fuel, the power transferred between the fibers varies with the fuel level. The coupling between the co-propagating waves has been both theoretically modeled and experimentally tested. The measurement results align well with the theoretical model, demonstrating that both configurations are suitable for fuel level sensing. In the co-propagation configuration, the resolution ranges from ±5 ml at low fuel levels to ±10 ml at higher fuel levels, over a wide measurement range of approximately 20 cm. These results are comparable to the performance of interferometry sensors listed in Table I.

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