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研究生: 徐韶鴻
Hsu, Shao-Hung
論文名稱: 結合布拉格光纖光柵於光時域反射感測方法之設計
Design of an Optical Time Domain Reflectometry Sensing Method with Giber Bragg Gratings
指導教授: 羅裕龍
Lo, Yu-Long
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 工學院 - 機械工程學系
Department of Mechanical Engineering
論文出版年: 2004
畢業學年度: 92
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 73
中文關鍵詞: 布拉格光纖光柵光時域反射術
外文關鍵詞: Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG), Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR)
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  •   光時域反射儀為一光纜工程中使用相當頻繁的測試儀器,可檢測出光纖長度,光鏈路損失、連接器反射損失、熔接損失、光纖斷線點、彎曲點等等參數,而且測試時只需擷取光纖線路的一端,傳統光時域反射儀在量測上使用雷利散射水平來做為量測上的標的,但由於雷利散射本身相當微弱,因此限制了量測上的動態範以及訊號穩定度,在本論文中,我們採用布拉格光纖光柵所產生的菲涅爾反射訊號來做為量測標的,可以改善前述雷利散射的問題,另外我們使用了雙波長補償的機制,來改善光時域反射儀中因雷射脈脈衝寬度增加而造成空間解析度降低的現像,並將這種方法應用於光纖鹽份濃度的量測,而在未來則可朝向感測器多工方面發展。

      Optical time domain relfectometer (OTDR) is an commonly used optical fiber test instrument which is capable to detecting fiber length, fiber transmission loss, fiber connector, fiber splice loss, fiber break and fiber bending, etc, and it only needs on end of the fiber link for measurement. Traditional OTDR uses Rayleigh scattering level as the measuring indicator, but measurable dynamic range and signal stability are limited due to the intrinsic weakness of Rayleigh signal. In this thesis, we improve the problem described above by applying the Fresnel reflection signals caused by fiber Gragg grating as the measuring indicator, besides, we adapt the dual wavelength reference scheme to resolve the degradation of spatial caused by the widening of laser pulse in OTDR measurement. We further apply these techniques in optical fiber salinity measurement, in the future, further multiplexing of the sensor link can be investigated.

    Table of Contents Pages Abstract in Chinese...........................................................I Abstract in English...........................................................II Table of Contents.............................................................III Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 The Motivations and Destinations of the Research.......................1 1.1.1 OTDR Technique...........................................................1 1.1.2 Salinity Measurement..................................................2 1.2 History Review of OTDR Technique...........................................3 1.3 History review of OTDR fiber sensing systems...............................4 1.3.1 Backscattering Level Sensors.............................................4 1.3.2 Fresnel Reflection Sensors...............................................5 1.4 History Review of Salinity Measurement.....................................6 1.5 Overview of Chapters.......................................................6 Chapter 2 Operation Principles and Important Properties of OTDR 2.1 Operation Principles of OTDR...............................................12 2.2 Key Parameters of OTDR.....................................................12 2.2.1 Dynamic Range and Measurement Range......................................13 2.2.2 Dead Zone................................................................13 2.2.3 Spatial Resolution.......................................................14 2.3 Ghost Effect...............................................................14 Chapter 3 Theoretical Analysis of OTDR FBG Sensing Method 3.1 The Attenuation in Optical Fiber...........................................18 3.2 The Attenuation of Reflected signal........................................20 3.3 The Attenuation of Backscattered Signal....................................21 3.4 Using FBG as the Sensing Indicator.........................................25 3.5 Bending Loss in Single Mode Fibers.........................................26 Chapter 4 Theoretical Analysis of OTDR Salinity Sensor 4.1 The Design of the Salinity sensor..........................................33 4.2 Coupling Efficiency between a Fiber Gap....................................34 4.3 Theoretical Prediction of Coupling Efficiency..............................37 Chapter 5 The Experiment and Result 5.1 Comparable Experiment Between OTDR Backscattering Level and FBG Reflection Peak Sensors ..................................................................40 5.2 Result and Conclusion of the Comparable Experiment.........................42 5.3 Experiment of Dual Wavelength Referencing Scheme...........................43 5.4 Result and Conclusion of Dual Wavelength Referencing scheme................45 5.5 Experiment of Optical Fiber Salinity Sensor................................46 5.5.1 Manufacturing of the Fiber Gap Sensor....................................46 5.5.2 Experiment Setup and Steps...............................................47 5.6 Experiment Result and Conclusion of the Fiber Salinity Sensor..............48 Chapter 6 Conclusions and Future Works 6.1 Improvement of the Sensor..................................................64 6.2 Multiplexing of the Sensing System.........................................64 Bibliography...................................................................66 Appendix.......................................................................71 Autobiography..................................................................73

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