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Simple distributed fiber sensor based on Brillouin gain spectrum analysis

Nikles, M.
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Thévenaz, Luc  
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Robert, P. A.
1996
Optics Letters

A novel configuration of a distributed fiber sensor by Brillouin gain analysis has been developed for temperature and strain monitoring. It uses a single laser source, and the required light signals are all generated with an electro-optic modulator, resulting in high stability and excellent reliability of the measuring setup. Measurement of the induced strain in a wound fiber is presented as a demonstration of the system performance

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DOI
10.1364/OL.21.000758
Web of Science ID

WOS:A1996UJ92300022

Author(s)
Nikles, M.
Thévenaz, Luc  
Robert, P. A.
Date Issued

1996

Publisher

Optical Society of America

Published in
Optics Letters
Volume

21

Issue

10

Start page

758

End page

60

Subjects

Brillouin spectra

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deformation

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electro-optical modulation

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fibre optic sensors

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monitoring

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reliability

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stability

Note

Metrol. Lab., Swiss Federal Inst. of Technol., Lausanne, Switzerland, Copyright 1996, IEE, 5284330, 0146-9592, distributed fiber sensor, Brillouin gain spectrum analysis, strain monitoring, temperature monitoring, single laser source, light signal generation, electro-optic modulator, high stability, reliability, measuring setup, induced strain, wound fiber, system performance

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