Dynamic distributed measurement of temperature changes using phase-sensitive OTDR with chirped pulses

  • Pastor-Graells J
  • Martins H
  • Garcia-Ruiz A
  • et al.
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Abstract

© 2016 SPIE.A new and simple distributed fiber sensor which allows for the dynamic (single-shot) and quantitative measurement of perturbations is presented. It is based on a phase-sensitive OTDR using direct detection and linearly chirped pulses. Perturbations result in longitudinal shifts of the fiber trace, which can be calculated using a local correlation. As a proof of concept, distributed temperature variations of up to 5 Kelvin with millikelvin temperature resolutions over several minutes are demonstrated. Since the technique does not require a frequency sweep, operation ranging from dynamic strain measurements at kHz rates to temperature monitoring over several hours is readily envisaged.

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Pastor-Graells, J., Martins, H. F., Garcia-Ruiz, A., Martin-Lopez, S., & Gonzalez-Herraez, M. (2016). Dynamic distributed measurement of temperature changes using phase-sensitive OTDR with chirped pulses. In Sixth European Workshop on Optical Fibre Sensors (Vol. 9916, p. 99162Q). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2236192

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