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    • Optical Fiber Sensing
    • Interferometric Sensors
    • Signal Processing

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    • Phase generated carrier (PGC) technology is crucial for optical fiber sensing.
    • Fluctuations in phase modulation depth (C) introduce nonlinear errors in PGC demodulation.
    • Accurate signal processing is vital for reliable fiber-optic sensor performance.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an improved PGC demodulation technique.
    • To accurately calculate phase modulation depth (C) values.
    • To suppress the nonlinear influence of C fluctuations on demodulation results.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized fundamental and third harmonic components to calculate C.
    • Employed orthogonal distance regression for equation fitting.
    • Applied Bessel recursive formula to convert Bessel function coefficients to C values.
    • Removed coefficients from demodulation results using calculated C values.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved minimum total harmonic distortion of 0.09% for C ranging from 1.0 to 3.5 rad.
    • Attained maximum phase amplitude fluctuation of 3.58%.
    • Demonstrated performance superior to the traditional arctangent algorithm.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed method effectively eliminates errors caused by C value fluctuations.
    • Provides a valuable reference for signal processing in practical fiber-optic interferometric sensor applications.
    • Enhances the robustness and accuracy of PGC-based sensing systems.