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This study introduces Array Matched Interrogation (AMI) to boost scan rates in quasi-distributed acoustic sensing (Q-DAS). Coded AMI further enhances performance, enabling faster and more precise measurements without ambiguity.

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Area of Science:

Physics
Optical Sensing
Signal Processing

Background:

Quasi-distributed acoustic sensing (Q-DAS) systems face limitations in scan rate.
Enhancing scan rates is crucial for improving measurement speed and accuracy in Q-DAS.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and investigate a novel method, Array Matched Interrogation (AMI), for significantly enhancing Q-DAS scan rates.
To explore the Coded Array Matched Interrogation (C-AMI) variant for further improvements in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), sensing sections, and range.

Main Methods:

Developed Array Matched Interrogation (AMI) by matching scan parameters to the interrogated array.
Introduced Coded Array Matched Interrogation (C-AMI) using perfect periodic autocorrelation (PPA) codes.
Derived and experimentally validated design rules for C-AMI to prevent signal overlaps.

Main Results:

Achieved a 20x higher scan rate compared to conventional Q-DAS limits.
Enabled measurement of differential phase variations with an unprecedented slew rate of 10.5 ×10^6 rad/s.
Demonstrated improved SNR, number of sensing sections, and range with C-AMI.

Conclusions:

AMI and C-AMI offer significant advancements in Q-DAS performance.
The developed methods allow for faster, unambiguous, and more precise acoustic sensing.
Experimental validation confirms the efficacy of the derived design rules for C-AMI implementation.