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View article: Optically programable quasi phase matching in four-wave mixing
Optically programable quasi phase matching in four-wave mixing Open
Quasi-phase matching (QPM) enhances nonlinear optical processes by compensating for phase mismatch, but traditional methods require permanent material modifications, limiting applicability in centrosymmetric media like standard optical fib…
View article: All-optical Stern-Gerlach effect in the time domain
All-optical Stern-Gerlach effect in the time domain Open
The Stern-Gerlach experiment, a seminal quantum physics experiment, demonstrated the intriguing phenomenon of particle spin quantization, leading to applications in matter-wave interferometry and weak-value measurements. Over the years, se…
View article: Unravelling Coexistence of Superparamagnetism- Soft Ferrimagnetism, Super-Spin Glass and Griffith Phases in an Assembly of Greenly Synthesized Zn0.5fe2.5o4 Nanopolygons and Their Magnetic Hyperthermia Efficiency
Unravelling Coexistence of Superparamagnetism- Soft Ferrimagnetism, Super-Spin Glass and Griffith Phases in an Assembly of Greenly Synthesized Zn0.5fe2.5o4 Nanopolygons and Their Magnetic Hyperthermia Efficiency Open
View article: Compensation of phase-noise in pulse-compression phase-sensitive OTDR sensors
Compensation of phase-noise in pulse-compression phase-sensitive OTDR sensors Open
We introduce a technique to compensate the performance impairments due to the laser phase noise in long-range pulse-compression DAS sensors. Experiments demonstrate the use of the longest duration pulse compression waveform to date.
View article: Quasi-distributed fiber sensing via perfect periodic Legendre codes
Quasi-distributed fiber sensing via perfect periodic Legendre codes Open
Long-range Rayleigh-based Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) systems are often limited in their sensitivity and bandwidth. The former limitation is a result of the low backscat- tered power and poor dynamic-strain to optical-phase transduc…
View article: Two-wavelength phase-sensitive OTDR sensor using perfect periodic correlation codes for measurement range enhancement, noise reduction and fading compensation
Two-wavelength phase-sensitive OTDR sensor using perfect periodic correlation codes for measurement range enhancement, noise reduction and fading compensation Open
We demonstrate a two-wavelength differential-phase-measuring OTDR sensor that uses perfect periodic correlation phase codes to enhance the measurement performance. The two-wavelength technique extends the measurement range of OTDR sensors …
View article: Sparse recovery methodologies for quasi-distributed dynamic strain sensing
Sparse recovery methodologies for quasi-distributed dynamic strain sensing Open
Quasi-distributed measurement of strain and/or temperature is often implemented using arrays of weakly reflecting fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) whose reflection peaks are centered at the same nominal wavelength. The signals are obtained by m…
View article: Distributed Dynamic Strain Sensing via Perfect Periodic Coherent Codes and a Polarization Diversity Receiver
Distributed Dynamic Strain Sensing via Perfect Periodic Coherent Codes and a Polarization Diversity Receiver Open
Rayleigh scattering-based dynamic strain sensing with high spatial resolution, fast update rate, and high sensitivity is highly desired for applications such as structural health monitoring and shape sensing. A key issue in dynamic strain …
View article: Use of distributed acoustic sensing for Doppler tracking of moving sources
Use of distributed acoustic sensing for Doppler tracking of moving sources Open
Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) via fiber-optic reflectometry techniques is finding more and more applications in recent years. In many of these applications, the position of detected acoustic or seismic sources is defined with a single…
View article: Deep Learning Approach for Processing Fiber-Optic DAS Seismic Data
Deep Learning Approach for Processing Fiber-Optic DAS Seismic Data Open
Developing automatic algorithmic tools for targets' detection and classification in a fiber-optic Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) system is a challenging task. The main hurdle is the need to produce a large-scale dataset of tagged event…
View article: Sinusoidal frequency scan OFDR with fast processing algorithm for distributed acoustic sensing
Sinusoidal frequency scan OFDR with fast processing algorithm for distributed acoustic sensing Open
Recently it was shown that sinusoidal frequency scan optical frequency domain reflectometry (SFS-OFDR) can achieve remarkable performance in applications of distributed acoustic sensing (DAS). The main advantage of SFS-OFDR is the simplici…
View article: High resolution DAS via sinusoidal frequency scan OFDR (SFS-OFDR)
High resolution DAS via sinusoidal frequency scan OFDR (SFS-OFDR) Open
There are many advantages to using direct frequency modulation for OFDR based DAS. However, achieving sufficiently linear scan via direct frequency modulation is challenging and poses limits on the scan parameters. A novel method for analy…
View article: Multiplexing of fiber-optic ultrasound sensors via swept frequency interferometry
Multiplexing of fiber-optic ultrasound sensors via swept frequency interferometry Open
The use of fiber-optic sensors for ultrasound (US) detection has many advantages over conventional piezoelectric detectors. However, the issue of multiplexing remains a major challenge. Here, a novel approach for multiplexing fiber-optic b…
View article: Distributed acoustic and vibration sensing via optical fractional Fourier transform reflectometry
Distributed acoustic and vibration sensing via optical fractional Fourier transform reflectometry Open
Distributed acoustic sensing has been traditionally implemented using optical reflectometry. Here we describe an alternative to the common interrogation approaches. According to the new method the frequency of the source is varied sinusoid…