Manufacturing method of single-optical-fiber cascade type temperature-depth-salinity sensor for deep sea exploration

Abstract

The invention provides a manufacturing method of a single-optical-fiber cascade type temperature-depth-salinity sensor for deep sea exploration. According to the single-optical-fiber cascade type temperature-depth-salinity sensor, three all-quartz sensing units are manufactured and cascaded on the same optical fiber by utilizing an electric arc welding and hydrogen-oxygen catalytic bonding technology. Due to the introduction of a plurality of optical fiber micro self-focusing lenses, under the condition that the optical transmission of the cascaded FP interferometer is not influenced, the sensitivity and the resolution can be improved by greatly increasing the cavity length of the two cascaded FP so as to obtain better sensing performance. According to the invention, an integral all-quartz structure in a complex deep sea detection environment is realized, all sensing elements are cascaded on a single optical fiber, and the optical fiber sensor has the advantages of small size, compact structure, high pressure resistance, corrosion resistance, suitability for long-distance measurement and the like, is simple in manufacturing process, good in repeatability and easy to manufacture and mass-produce, and is expected to become a candidate for deep sea exploration and research in the future.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of optical fiber sensing, and relates to a method for manufacturing a single optical fiber cascaded temperature-depth-salinity sensor for deep sea surveying. Background technique [0002] Temperature, depth and salinity are important parameters required for ocean exploration and monitoring, and are of great significance to the research of oceanography, hydrometeorology, navigation and ecological balance. Currently, commercial conductance-temperature-depth (CTD) detection systems have been widely used in the study of marine environments. However, the core of the CTD system mainly relies on electronic components, which are easily affected by electromagnetic noise and seawater corrosion, and have defects such as high maintenance costs and difficult long-distance transmission. In recent years, due to the special advantages of anti-electromagnetic interference, corrosion resistance, easy distribution, networking...

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