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    • La optoelectrónica es la óptica electrónica.
    • La detección óptica por detección óptica.
    • Procesamiento de señales Procesamiento de señales.

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Los sistemas tradicionales de reflectometría óptica de dominio de tiempo sensible a la fase (φOTDR) a menudo requieren múltiples fotodetectores para la recuperación de fase.
    • Esta complejidad aumenta el costo del sistema, el volumen de datos y el potencial de desvanecimiento de la señal.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Proponer un nuevo principio de procesamiento de señales para la recuperación de fase en los sistemas φOTDR.
    • Reducir el número de fotodetectores requeridos, simplificando así el sistema y el manejo de datos.
    • Para mejorar la supresión del desvanecimiento en las configuraciones φOTDR existentes.

    Principales métodos:

    • Un nuevo principio de procesamiento de señales para la recuperación de fase utilizando la demodulación del CI.
    • Utilizando la diferencia entre dos salidas del interferómetro como el componente de la cuadratura.
    • Reconstruyendo el componente en fase a través de la transformación de Hilbert del componente de cuadratura.
    • Aplicando el principio para suprimir el desvanecimiento en los sistemas tradicionales de tres detectores φOTDR.

    Principales resultados:

    • El método propuesto requiere solo un fotodetector equilibrado o dos fotodetectores estándar, lo que reduce significativamente la complejidad del sistema y el volumen de datos.
    • La validación experimental utilizando un interferómetro Mach-Zehnder demostró la viabilidad de la técnica.
    • Se logró una alta supresión de desvanecimiento de aproximadamente el 90% en el sistema φOTDR.

    Conclusiones:

    • El nuevo principio de procesamiento de señales ofrece un enfoque simplificado y más eficiente para la recuperación de fase en φOTDR.
    • Este método reduce efectivamente los requisitos de hardware y la carga de procesamiento de datos.
    • La técnica proporciona una solución robusta para la supresión del desvanecimiento en sistemas ópticos de reflectometría.