Distributed Michelson optical fibre white light interference sensing device
A technology of sensing device and white light interference, which is applied in the direction of optical device transmission of sensing components and optical waveguide coupling, etc., can solve problems such as excessive signal power feedback, improve effective utilization rate, increase utilization rate, improve complex The effect of using ability
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[0041] see figure 1 , distributed Michelson optical fiber white light interference sensing device, including broadband light source 10, optical fiber isolator 20, optical fiber Michelson interrogator 30, optical fiber circulator 40, import / export optical fiber 50, optical fiber sensor array 60 and photodetector 70. The fiber Michelson interrogator 30 includes a 2×2 fiber directional coupler 301 , a fixed mirror 302 , a gradient index lens 303 and a movable scanning mirror 305 . One output port 301c of the fiber coupler 301 is connected to the fixed mirror 302 to form a fixed arm; the other output port 301d of the fiber coupler 301 is connected to the gradient index lens 303 . The scanning mirror 305 is mounted on a linear displacement stage, perpendicular to the optical axis of the gradient index lens 303 , and forms an adjustable matching distance 304 between the gradient index lens 303 and the scanning mirror 305 . The fiber optic sensor array 60 consists of several fiber o...
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[0045] although figure 1 The device can improve the utilization rate of the light source and the multiplexing capability of the system, but there is still a loss of about 3 dB at the fiber coupler 301 . This is because when the signal reflected by the mirrors 302 and 305 passes through the fiber coupler 301, only half of the power enters the fiber optic sensor array 60 through the fiber optic circulator 40 along the 301b port of the coupler 301, while the other half of the light is transmitted through the port 301a. The isolator 20 is lost and does not contribute to the sensing system.
[0046] In order to further improve the effective utilization of the light source output power of the device, another embodiment of the distributed Michelson optical fiber white light interference sensing device is as figure 2 As shown, it includes broadband light source 10, optical fiber Michelson interrogator 30, optical fiber circulator 40 and 40', optical fiber circulator 80, import / expor...
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[0049] In order to further improve the stability of the system, figure 2 The two three-port fiber optic circulators 40' and 80 in the shown arrangement can be replaced by a four-port fiber optic circulator. Another specific embodiment of the distributed Michelson optical fiber white light interference sensing device is as image 3 As shown, it includes a wide-spectrum light source 10, an optical fiber Michelson interrogator 30, a three-port optical fiber circulator 40, a four-port optical fiber circulator 90, import / export optical fibers 50 and 50', optical fiber sensor arrays 60 and 60', and a photodetector 70 and 70'.
[0050] image 3 The sensing principle of the shown device is related to the figure 2 The sensing principle of the shown devices is basically the same. The difference is that figure 2 The two three-port fiber optic circulators 40' and 80 of the shown arrangement are replaced by one four-port fiber optic circulator 90. One port 90a of the circulator 90...
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