Optical fiber brag sensing network having survivable guarantee

An optical fiber sensing and network technology, applied in the direction of optical fiber transmission, ring network, transmission system, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing power loss and loss

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-09-19
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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[0018] 1, an optical fiber sensor network includes at least a first-level subnet 14 and a second-level subnet 15, which is characterized in that the first-level subnet 14 and / or the second-level subnet 15 use subnet modules, Referring to Figure 3, the subnet module includes a master node 1 and at least two slave nodes 3. The master node 1 is connected to the slave node 3 through a transmission branch 2 respectively, and a sensing branch is connected between adjacent slave nodes 3 4. The output end of the slave node in the first-level subnet 14 is connected to the input end of the master node in the second-level subnet 15, and the optical switch 12 is connected to the optical sensor signal feedback end of the master node in the subnet of each level. In addition, the optical sensor signal feedback terminals of the master nodes in the sub-networks at all levels are respectively connected to the input terminals of the optical switch 12.

[0019] The above-mentioned master node 1 can a...

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The invention relates to an optical fiber sensor network for project and equipment which needs real-time monitoring. The optical fiber sensor network at least comprises a first subnet (14) and a second subnet (15), both of which adopt subnet module. The subnet module includes a host node (1) and at least two slave nodes. The host node (1) is connected with the slave nodes (3) via a transmission branch, and sensing branch (4) is connected between adjacent slave nodes (3). The output end of the slave node in the first subnet (14) is connected with the input end of the host node in the second subnet (15). The optical sensing signal feedback end of host node in each subnet is connected with an optical switch (12), and the optical sensing signal feedback end of host node in each subnet is connected with the input end of the optical switch (12). The invention overcomes the survivability shortage of the current sensing network based on optical firber and grating.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of industrial control and sensing, in particular to an optical fiber sensing network used in projects and equipment requiring real-time monitoring. technical background [0002] Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensors are considered to be one of the most promising new fiber optic sensing technologies for practical application. Compared with traditional electronic sensors, it not only has the characteristics of being free from electromagnetic interference, long-distance full-optical measurement, high measurement accuracy, and the sensor detection quantity is wavelength information, but also can distribute multiple sensors into a sensor network. Traditionally, fiber grating sensor networks generally adopt the form of series (wavelength division multiplexing) and parallel (space division multiplexing). The network structure is simple, and theoretical analysis shows that it can meet the needs of large-scale long-dista...

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IPC IPC(8): H04L12/28H04B10/12H04B10/17H04B10/20H04L12/42H04J3/08H04B10/25
Inventor 孙小菡韦朴
Owner SOUTHEAST UNIV
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