Strain sensing system and method based on flight time detection
A strain sensing and time-of-flight technology, applied in the field of strain sensing, can solve the problems of complex laser locking and error signal detection process, poor dynamic range and reusability, etc., and achieve high-precision static strain and dynamic strain sensing. , cost-effective, high detection accuracy
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[0044] In this embodiment, the detection distance of the strain sensing system is less than 1 km, which is a local strain sensing system.
[0045] like figure 1 As shown, the local strain sensing system based on time-of-flight detection in this embodiment includes: a pulsed laser, an optical fiber beam splitter, a first optical fiber loop optical-microwave phase detector, a proportional-integral feedback control device, a microwave source, a strain The sensor, the second optical fiber loop optical-microwave phase detector and the data acquisition device; wherein, the pulse laser outputs the laser pulse sequence; it is divided into two parts by the optical fiber beam splitter, which are respectively the reference laser pulse sequence and the detection laser pulse sequence; the reference laser pulse sequence The pulse sequence is transmitted to the first optical fiber loop optical-microwave phase detector through the optical fiber, and the microwave signal output by the microwav...
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[0050] In this embodiment, the strain sensing system performs remote detection, and the detection distance is more than 1 km, which is a remote strain sensing system.
[0051] like Figure 5 As shown, the remote strain sensing system based on time-of-flight detection in this embodiment includes: a local end part, an optical fiber circulator and a remote end part; wherein, the local end part includes a pulsed laser, first and second optical fiber loop light- Microwave phase detector, proportional-integral feedback control device, microwave source, first and second optical fiber amplifiers, first wavelength division multiplexer and data acquisition device; the remote part includes second wavelength division multiplexer, first reflector Mirror, strain sensor and second reflector; the pulse laser at the local end part outputs the laser pulse sequence; it is transmitted to the first port of the optical fiber circulator through the transmission fiber and the dispersion compensation ...
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