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Hegyi et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Time-and wavelength-multiplexed wavelength shift detection for high-resolution, low-cost distributed fiber-optic sensing

Hegyi et al., 2017

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8406765336738640899
Author
Hegyi A
Kiesel P
Raghavan A
Publication year
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Journal of Lightwave Technology

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We present a concept for time-and wavelength-multiplexed readout of wavelength-encoded fiber optic sensors, useful for low-cost distributed sensing and high-resolution monitoring in critical applications such as battery management and energy systems. By taking advantage …
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