High-Speed Distributed Sensing Based on Ultra Weak FBGs and Chromatic Dispersion PROJECT TITLE :High-Speed Distributed Sensing Based on Ultra Weak FBGs and Chromatic DispersionABSTRACT:A high-speed quasi-distributed fiber optic sensing technique is proposed. A sensing link consisting multiple identical fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) was interrogated by a pulsed light-weight source, and a dispersive unit at the receiver end was used to convert the wavelength shifts of the mirrored pulses into time-delay changes. This Bragg wavelength-dependent time delay can be accurately calculated by a quick cross-correlation-based algorithm, enabling distributed high-speed sensing. This technique is experimentally demonstrated employing a sensing link containing 2014 FBGs with a reflectance of about −35 dB. A wavelength resolution of nine.03 pm was achieved without any data averaging. Dynamic strain was applied to at least one of the FBGs, and corresponding wavelength variation was measured at a sampling rate of 20 kHz, obtaining a dynamic resolution of <0.three pm/ Hz. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Mach–Zehnder Based on Large Knot Fiber Resonator for Refractive Index Measurement High-Stress Resistance Fiber Refractometer Based on MMF Sandwiched Between Two SMF Half-Tapers
