Fiber sensing system based on a bragg grating and optical time domain reflectometry
By using continuously distributed weak fiber Bragg gratings and shaped signal pulse technology in the optical fiber, the balance problem between the sensor's measurement accuracy and spatial resolution is solved, and efficient distributed fiber sensing is achieved, eliminating blind spots and improving efficiency. Real-time monitoring capabilities for temperature and stress changes.
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[0030] Now, referring to the accompanying drawings, figure 1 A preferred schematic of the proposed distributed sensing system using long and weak fiber Bragg gratings to interrogate distributed temperature and / or stress along optical fibers is shown.
[0031] A weak and long fiber Bragg grating was used as the sensing fiber, and the temperature dependence of the peak frequency of the FBG was measured to be -1.23 GHz / K. After passing through a pulse shaping device, which may be an electro-optical modulator (EOM), a FWHM 50 ps signal pulse is generated and then sent into the FBG. Next, the center frequency of the pulses was increased in steps of a few MHz near the FBG reflection spectral window by simply changing the frequency of the tunable laser source (TLS).
[0032] In Fig. 2(a), the FBG used as a distributed sensor is shown. According to the present invention, a hot spot can be generated and precisely located using distributed FBG.
[0033] Figure 2(b) shows the measured...
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