Fiber optic sensing system

Optics: measuring and testing – Range or remote distance finding – With photodetection

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356345, 250227, G02B 602, G02B 616, G01B 902

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049956973

ABSTRACT:
A fiber optic interferometer utilizes a low coherence LED laser as a light source which is filtered and driven at two RF frequencies, high and low, that are specific to the initial length of the resonator chamber. A displacement of a reflecting mirror changes the length traveled by the nonreferencing signal. The low frequency light undergoes destructive interference which reduces the average intensity of the wave while the high frequency light undergoes constructive interference which increases the average intensity of the wave. The ratio of these two intensity measurements is proportional to the displacement incurred.

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