Superimposed Oppositely Chirped FBGs for Ultrafast FBG Sensor Interrogation with Significantly Improved Resolution

Chao Wang; Jianping Yao

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Superimposed Oppositely Chirped FBGs for Ultrafast FBG Sensor Interrogation with Significantly Improved Resolution

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2010Publisher:OSAJournal:Advanced Photonics & Renewable Energy

Authors: Chao Wang; Jianping Yao;

doi: 10.1364/bgpp.2010.bthb6

Superimposed Oppositely Chirped FBGs for Ultrafast FBG Sensor Interrogation with Significantly Improved Resolution

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A temporal-spectroscopy-based ultrafast FBG sensor interrogation system using two superimposed oppositely chirped FBGs is proposed. Compared with conventional temporal-spectroscopy-based FBG sensor interrogation systems, an improvement in interrogation resolution of two orders of magnitude is achievable.

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