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4results about "Reflectometers dealing with polarization" patented technology

Optical measurement system

ActiveUS12624971B2Reflectometers dealing with polarizationReflectometers using simulated back-scatterLocal oscillator signalControl signal
An optical measurement system in which a coherent light source generates a light signal, and a launch stage receives the light signal from the light source and generates a test signal. The test signal is launched along an optical path. The launch stage includes a first IQ modulator for controlling the test signal. The optical measurement system further includes a local oscillator stage configured to generate a local oscillator signal, wherein local oscillator stage has a second IQ modulator for controlling the local oscillator signal. A detector stage of the system is configured to receive the local oscillator signal from the local oscillator stage and a scattered signal from the optical path, and interfere the local oscillator signal with the scattered signal. The optical measurement system is implemented with one or more photonic integrated circuits.
Owner:SINTELA LTD

Optical fiber sensor and change detection method

ActiveUS12631521B2Reflectometers dealing with polarizationSubsonic/sonic/ultrasonic wave measurementEngineeringMaterials science
The optical fiber sensor includes a setting unit which sets a section to be evaluated set in the optical fiber to one of a first section and a plurality of second sections, each of which is shorter than the first section, an extraction unit which extracts a state change of light from the optical fiber, and a detection unit which detects a change in the surrounding environment based on time-series data of the state change of light in the section to be evaluated.
Owner:NEC CORP

Spatially resolved perturbation detection using line monitoring system

ActiveEP4089389B1Reflectometers dealing with polarizationSubsonic/sonic/ultrasonic wave measurement
A line monitoring system may include a laser source to launch a plurality of pulsed probe signals; an optical transmission system, comprising a plurality of loopbacks, to receive the plurality of pulsed probe signals, and direct the plurality of pulsed probe signals through the plurality of loopbacks. The system may include a receiver to receive a plurality of return signals, derived from the plurality of pulsed probe signals from the transmission system, and a perturbance detection system, coupled to the receiver, to measure a phase difference between a polarization of a pair of return signals of the plurality of return signals. The pair of return signals may be received from a pair of loopbacks of the plurality of loopbacks, from a first loopback and a second return signal from a second loopback. The perturbance detection system may determine a location of a perturbation, based upon the phase difference.
Owner:SUBCOM LLC

Disturbance detection using spatial resolution with a track monitoring system

ActiveJP7872013B2Reflectometers dealing with polarizationSubsonic/sonic/ultrasonic wave measurement
To provide spatially resolved disturbance detection using a line monitoring system.SOLUTION: The line monitoring system may include: a laser source to launch a plurality of pulsed probe signals; and an optical transmission system, comprising a plurality of loopbacks, to receive the plurality of pulsed probe signals, and direct the plurality of pulsed probe signals through the plurality of loopbacks. The system may include a receiver to receive a plurality of return signals, derived from the plurality of pulsed probe signals, from the transmission system, and a disturbance detection system coupled to the receiver and used to measure a phase difference between a polarization of a pair of return signals of the plurality of return signals. The pair of return signals may be received from a pair of loopbacks of the plurality of loopbacks, a first loopback, and a second return signal from a second loopback. The disturbance detection system may determine a location of a disturbance, based upon the phase difference.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1
Owner:SUBCOM LLC