Digital domain tunable distributed optical fiber sensing system and method based on chirped continuous light
A distributed optical fiber and sensing system technology, which is applied in the direction of using optical devices to transmit sensing components, convert sensor outputs, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of the system bandwidth, the number of reusable channels, the limited number of spatial resolution, and the digital domain. , to achieve the effect of intensive frequency division multiplexing, digital domain trade-off, and sensing performance optimization
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[0079] The digital domain tunable distributed optical fiber sensing system based on chirped continuous light in the embodiment of the present invention is mainly realized based on chirped continuous wave (CCW), specifically, the phase sensitive light based on chirped continuous light Realized by time domain reflectometer.
[0080] like figure 1 As shown, the digital domain tunable distributed optical fiber sensing system based on chirped continuous light provided in this embodiment includes a laser module 1, and the laser module 1 generates an optical signal to a coupler 2, and the coupler 2 is an optical coupler 2 , the coupler 2 respectively inputs the optical signal into the optical signal modulation module 3 and the signal detection module 6, the optical signal modulation module 3 modulates the optical signal into a chirped continuous optical signal, and the output terminal of the optical signal modulation module 3 Connect the port 1 of the optical circulator 4, the port ...
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[0141] Embodiment 2 of the present invention is a high repetition rate digital domain tunable distributed optical fiber sensing system based on chirped continuous light with intensity cross-correlation as the disturbance demodulation mode; The time adjustment is carried out according to the following steps: Step 1: The sub-band signal E extracted by formula (13) s (t,i) perform non-matched filtering and take the intensity, namely:
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[0144] Where abs represents the strength, and β is the non-matching coefficient.
[0145] Step 2: Put A nc (t,i) for quadratic division
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[0147] Step 3: Find the intensity local cross-correlation signal, namely
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[0149] where τ w is the size of the local cross-correlation window selected according to requirements.
[0150] Step 4: Find A' Corr (t,τ,k,i) peak corresponding time and A' Corr (t, τ, 1, i) peak value corresponds to time delay, that is
[0151] t peak (τ,k,i)=FindPeak{A' Corr (t,τ...
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