Design of feedback wavelength demodulation and compensation system for FBG-tuned CW fiber laser

Su, Yu; Zhao, Tonggang; Wang, Xue; Liu, Shixing

doi:10.1016/j.sna.2021.112881

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“…Therefore, it will be impossible to operate TS of impacted wavelengths in affected TChs. Suitable short-pulse narrowband tunable lasers for FBG sensing or TS applications were described by [26], [27], [28], [29], [30]. Using values from Table I we can find that a wavelength is occupied by the laser sweeping for a duration of Tsp laser ≈ 3.766 ms. Each TCh is affected by nλ TCh  10 laser wavelengths, see Fig.…”

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Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation for C-Band Shared FBG Sensing and Telecommunications

Cibira

Glesk

Dubovan

2022

IEEE Internet Things J.

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The telecommunications data transfer in singlemode (SM) optical fiber (OF) of a passive optical network (PON) is managed by dynamic bandwidth allocation (DBA). In most internet of things (IoT) sensor network applications, both raw sensing signals and telecommunication data are transmitted in SM OFs, too. At the present time, this is not done in a shared SM OF. This paper presents a novel concept to share FBG sensing and telecommunication services (TS) in the optical C-band of the shared transmission. This concept is based on statistical detection and monitoring of fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) sensing signals. The key steps of the proposed concept are FBG power spectral peaks statistical detection, monitoring of the FBGs dynamics and periodical estimation of TChs occupancy and availability. The proposed concept was demonstrated and validated using sensor network with a deployed group of FBG-based sensors, by implementing various static or dynamic approaches. By doing so, we achieved telecommunication channels (TChs) bandwidth availability approaching 80 %, compared to previously wasted bandwidth with availability at most 15.6 %. Experimental results showed that a DBA system with implemented dynamic TChs occupancy is a reliable way to share fiber bandwidth between both FBG sensing and TChs.

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