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Area of Science:

Optoelectronics
Fiber Optic Sensors
Signal Processing

Background:

Optical fiber sensors are crucial for various measurement applications.
Traditional interrogation techniques for specklegram sensors have limitations in dynamic range.
Localized changes in specklegrams are difficult to quantify with standard methods.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel optical fiber specklegram sensor interrogation method.
To improve the dynamic range of specklegram sensors.
To enable quantification of localized specklegram changes.

Main Methods:

Specklegram images are divided into sub-images using a square grid.
A correlation technique is applied to quantify localized changes within sub-images.
The method was tested for linear displacement using a microbending transducer with varying grid sizes.

Main Results:

A 5x5 grid size yielded a sensitivity of 2.53 mm⁻¹ over a 0.27 mm range.
This represents a 237.5% extension in dynamic range compared to standard techniques.
The fragmentation approach effectively quantifies localized specklegram variations.

Conclusions:

The proposed speckle pattern fragmentation method significantly enhances sensor dynamic range.
This technique allows for improved measurement capabilities without experimental setup modifications.
It offers a promising advancement for optical fiber sensing applications.