Optical heterodyne detection
Optical heterodyne detection is a method of extracting information encoded as modulation of the phase, frequency or both of electromagnetic radiation in the wavelength band of visible or infrared light.
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Here, we report a fiber-optic point-based sensor to measure temperature and weight based on correlated specklegrams induced by spatial multimode interference. The device is realized simply by splicing a multimode fiber (MMF) to a single-mode fiber (SMF) with a core offset. Fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensors, a significant category within optical fiber sensors, provide solutions for quasi-distributed sensing applications but introduce complexities related to both sensor interrogation and the specialized and sometimes expensive equipment needed for grating inscription.
Optical heterodyne detection is a method of extracting information encoded as modulation of the phase, frequency or both of electromagnetic radiation in the wavelength band of visible or infrared light.
In this work, we presented a multimodal sensing framework that combines speckle dynamics with state-of-polarization (SoP) interrogation to overcome some of the limitations of existing fiber-optic multi
A plethora of optical fiber sensor technologies have been proposed, capitalizing on distinct effects on optical fibers to achieve specific sensing outcomes. These include interferometry , intensity
In this paper, a processing scheme based on the morphological similarities of speckle patterns is proposed to extend the dynamic range of Fiber Speckl
Navigating through diverse sensor technologies, including interferometry, intensity variation, nonlinear effects, and grating-based sensors, fiber specklegram sensors (FSSs) emerge as promising
A fiber speckle sensor (FSS) based on a tapered multimode fiber (TMMF) has been developed to measure liquid analyte refractive index (RI) in this work. By the lateral and axial offset
A fiber speckle sensor (FSS) based on a tapered multimode fiber (TMMF) has been developed to measure liquid analyte refractive index (RI) in this
In this paper, we introduce a newly developed fiber-optic point-based temperature and weight sensor by measuring the speckle changes under different environmental conditions.
Navigating through diverse sensor technologies, including interferometry, intensity variation, nonlinear effects, and grating-based sensors,
Navigating through diverse sensor technologies, including interferometry, intensity variation, nonlinear effects, and grating-based sensors, fiber specklegram sensors (FSSs) emerge as
A new fibre-optic sensor, based on the speckle phenomenon, for the measurement of current is described. The technique has the advantages of simplicity and sensitivity, but requires a
Besides the laser speckles, another type of granular projection emerges from the output of a multimode optical fiber excited by a coherent light source due to the interference between several
A vibration sensing system with optical fiber speckles is demonstrated and optimized with different optical fiber diameters and speckle statistical
Application of machine learning techniques on fiber speckle images to infer fiber deformation allows the use of an unmodified multimode fiber to act as a shape
Optical fiber specklegram sensors explore the spatiotemporal properties of the speckle pattern projected from a multimode fiber due to the interference between the several propagating modes. Albeit their
We designed this dataset to evaluate different analysis methods of speckle patterns (specklegrams) in fiber optic sensors and to provide a reference for researchers to test their speckle
Recently, we showed that a mutlimode optical fiber can also function as a spectrometer by measuring the wavelength-dependent speckle pattern formed by interference between the guided
Abstract Speckle-based fiber optic sensors are well-known to offer high sensitivity but are strongly limited on the interrogation side by low camera frame rates and dynamic range. To address this
Here, we introduce an ultra-stable speckle-based architecture that overcomes these limitations and enables real-time structural health monitoring of uncrewed aerial vehicles.
Download Citation | On Oct 1, 2024, Hüsamettin Şerbetçi and others published A fiber optic refractive index sensor with extremely high dynamic range utilizing deep learning-speckle pattern
In this paper, a tapered optical fiber sensor with high precision measurement capability in a wide dynamic range has been proposed and experimentally demonstrated. Speckle pattern images
Speckle-based fiber optic sensors are well-known to offer high sensitivity but are strongly limited on the interrogation side by low camera frame rates and dynamic range. To address this limitation, we
The development of a fiber-optic displacement/strain sensor using the intensity variation of laser speckle pattern has been demonstrated. This sensor can be embedded in concrete for the
Based on speckle pattern imaging, our fiber sensor simply consists of a laser, tapered SI-MMF and CCD camera. Speckle pattern images was captured in response to different values of
This article presents a comparative study on the performance of three widely used speckle demodulation algorithms, average intensity algorithm (AIA), normalized inner product coefficient
To address this, an integrated fiber-optic sensing approach is presented. A tapered fiber segment is employed to generate leaky-mode speckle patterns, with geometric parameters and a
Yet, current distributed fiber-optic sensing solutions are typically costly and face a resolution-bandwidth tradeoff. In this work, we present an alternative fiber-optic vibration sensing strategy that harnesses a
A flexible fiber-optic sensor enabled by deep learning is proposed and experimentally demonstrated for highly efficient curvature sensing application. This sensing modulation system
Fiber specklegram sensors (FSS) are a kind of sensor based on the intermodal interference of multimode optical fibers (MMFs) . When coherent light is incident into a multimode
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