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Nonlinear amplification in φ-OTDR for distributed acoustic sensing

Authors: Rossi, Leonardo; Cheng, Lun-Kai; De Jong, Wim; Jansen, Rob; Bolognini, Gabriele;

Nonlinear amplification in φ-OTDR for distributed acoustic sensing

Abstract

A low-noise φ-OTDR sensor is developed by adding a 2-stage pre-amplification system mixing linear and nonlinear amplification in a 3x3 Michelson interferometric configuration. Its performance is evaluated by deploying it as a distributed acoustic sensing system in a survey well (sampling rate: 10 kHz), showing noise floor levels below 1 n?.

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Netherlands
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φ-OTDR, Fiber optic sensors, Distributed acoustic sensing, Phase sensitive optical time domain reflectometry

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