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Frequency scanned phase sensitive optical time-domain reflectometry interrogation in multimode optical fibers

Markiewicz, K.
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Kaczorowski, J.
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Yang, Z.  
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March 16, 2020
APL Photonics

Standard multimode optical fibers normally support transmission over some 100 modes. Large differences in the propagation constant and the spatial distribution of distinct modes degrade the performance of phase-sensitive optical time-domain reflectometry measurements. In this work, we present a new realization of a coherent time-domain interrogation technique using single-mode operation in multimode fibers. We demonstrate effectively distributed strain sensing on three different multimode optical fibers. Up to 4 km of multimode fiber has been correctly interrogated, featuring a spatial resolution of 20 cm.

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research article
DOI
10.1063/1.5138728
Author(s)
Markiewicz, K.
Kaczorowski, J.
Yang, Z.  
Szostkiewicz, L.
Dominguez-Lopez, A.
Wilczynski, K.
Napierala, M.
Nasilowski, T.
Thévenaz, Luc  
Date Issued

2020-03-16

Publisher

AIP

Published in
APL Photonics
Volume

5

Issue

3

Article Number

031302

Subjects

Strain measurement

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Time domain reflectometry

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Optical fibers

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Fiber optical scattering

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