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    • Fiber optics sensing
    • Distributed temperature sensing
    • Raman spectroscopy

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    • Traditional single-mode fiber (SMF) based Raman distributed temperature sensing systems face limitations in achieving high temperature resolution over long distances.
    • Enhancing the temperature resolution is crucial for applications requiring precise monitoring in extensive environments.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose and validate a link-optimized few-mode fiber (FMF) based Raman distributed temperature sensor.
    • To demonstrate the superiority of the FMF-based system over traditional SMF systems in terms of temperature resolution for long-distance sensing.

    Main Methods:

    • Theoretical analysis of a link-optimized FMF-based Raman distributed temperature sensing system.
    • Experimental validation comparing the proposed FMF system with a conventional SMF system.
    • Performance evaluation based on temperature resolution, distance, measurement time, and spatial resolution.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed FMF link achieved a temperature resolution of approximately 3.8°C at a 20 km distance.
    • This represents a significant improvement of about 6.2°C compared to the SMF link.
    • The entire 20 km measurement was completed within 80 seconds, with a spatial resolution of 3 meters.

    Conclusions:

    • The link-optimized FMF-based Raman distributed temperature sensor significantly enhances temperature resolution for long-distance sensing.
    • The proposed system offers a practical and effective solution for precise temperature monitoring over extended ranges.
    • This advancement holds promise for various industrial and scientific applications demanding high-resolution distributed temperature measurements.