抄録
A ruby pressure sensor, detecting hydrostatic pressure (up to 100 GPa) by the shift of ruby R* R2 fluorescence wavelength, is compressed by uniaxial stress generated by diamond anvils with a lever-type loading apparatus. Two ruby plates, each having (112^-0) and (0001) crystal planes, are loaded in order to investigate the anisotropic sensitivity. The sensitivities for pure uniaxial stress are obtained from the experimental data and FEM stress analysis of the ruby. Obtained sensitivities for (112^-0) and for (0001) crystal planes are 0.141 7±0.002 0 nm/GPa and 0.077 9±0.003 2 nm/GPa respectively in the R1 fluorescence line. These values are indispensable in studying the stress field of a pressure chamber and the utility of the ruby sensor will be enlarged.
