The invention discloses a long-distance distributed Brillouin optical
frequency domain analysis
sensing system based on an Er-doped
optical fiber, the output light of an electro-
optical modulator is connected with a second
optical fiber coupler and is divided into two beams which are respectively used for sensing and
feedback regulation, and the output light of the electro-
optical modulator after
feedback regulation is connected with the input of a third
optical fiber coupler; the output of the
gain compensation controller is connected with the other input of the third
optical fiber coupler, the output of the third
optical fiber coupler is connected with the input of the fourth
optical fiber coupler, one output of the fourth optical
fiber coupler is connected with the input of the
gain compensation controller, and the other output is connected with the input of the optical
fiber isolator; output light of the optical
fiber isolator serves as final detection light to enter the first to-be-detected optical fiber; output light of the scrambler and output light of the second
laser are input into a first
erbium-doped optical fiber together through a
wavelength division
multiplexer, pump light enters a first optical fiber
circulator after being amplified by the first
erbium-doped optical fiber, one path of output light is connected to a second to-be-measured optical
fiber loop provided with a second
erbium-doped optical fiber, and the other path of output light is connected to input of a second
circulator; one path of output of the second
circulator is connected to the optical fiber reflector, and the other path of output is connected to the photoelectric
detector to convert optical signals into electric signals.