1. Optical sensors

2. Optical Fiber

3. Total Internal Reflection

4. V-Number and Fiber Modes 2.405

5. Cut-off Wavelength Definition: the wavelength below which multiple modes of light can be propagated along a particular fiber, i.e., >= c, single mode, < c, multi-mode

6. Multi-Mode vs. Single-mode

7. Wavelength of Transmitted Light

8. Wavelength-dependant Attenuation

9. Typical Optical Fiber Sensing Mechanism Light source Focus lens Photo-detector Light source Focus lens Reflection Measurement Transmission Measurement Coupler Sensing element Photo-detector

10. Light Parameters Power/Intensity –Unit:  Watts  dbm: 10log(P*1000) –Attenuation/loss  db: 10log(P 1 /P 0 ) Wavelength (spectral distribution) Polarization Phase (Optical path)

11. Optical Transmitter Definition: a device that converts electrical signal into optical signal Lasers –Fabry-Perot Lasers (FP) –Distributed Feedback Lasers (DFB) –Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VCSEL) –ASE fiber laser Light Emitting Diodes (LED) – Surface-Emitting LED (SLED) – Edge-emitting LED (EELED)

12. Transmitter Fabry-Perot Laser (FB Laser) –Radiation pattern: 60 o angle cone-shape –Output power: several mW –Modulation: at high rates –Spectral width: relatively big

13. Transmitter Distributed Feedback Laser (DFB laser) –Single longitudinal mode –Can be internally or externally modulated

14. Transmitter Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) –Single longitudinal mode –Low cost –Low power –Mostly used for MM communication

15. Transmitter Light Emitting Diode (LED) –Low cost –Low power –Broad spectral width –Can be modulated to several hundred MHz –Two types  Surface-emitting LED (SLED): <1mW power  Edge-emitting LED (EELED): several mW power

16. Transmitter Comparison

17. Optical Receiver Definition: convert optical signal into electrical signal Types: –p-i-n photodetector: photon-electron converter –Avalance photodetector (APD): more sensitive for high speed systems Photodetector parameters: –Responsivity: the amount of current produced per unit of input optical power –Wavelength bandwidth: the bandwidth the PD is sensitive to. –Damage threshold: the maximum optical power the PD can take before damage

18. Wavelength-dependent Sensitivity of Detectors

19. Typical Optical Fiber Measurement System Light source Focus lens Sensing element Photo-detector

20. Coupling Light into Fiber Coupling Efficiency: NA of light source Dimension of light source NA of fiber Fiber core diameter MM fiber coupling: Overfilled: high order mode in the light source will be loss into cladding area Underfilled: all mode available in the source can propagate along the fiber Question: if light is propagated from a SM fiber to a MM fiber, what mode can propagate in the MM fiber

21. Light Distribution in a SMF Mode field radius

22. Coupling Light into SM Fiber

23. Optical Fiber Sensor Optical fiber sensor: A sensor that measures a physical quantity based on its modulation on the intensity, spectrum, phase, or polarization of light traveling through an optical fiber. Compact size Multi-functional Remote accessible Multiplexing Resistant to harsh environment Immunity to electro-magnetic interference Advantages of optical fiber sensors

24. Optical Fiber Sensor Types Intrinsic: the effect of the measurand on the light being transmitted take place in the fiber Extrinsic: the fiber carries the light from the source and to the detector, but the modulation occurs outside the fiber

25. Optical Fiber Sensor Types Point sensor: detect measurand variation only in the vicinity of the sensor Multiplexed sensor: Multiple localized sensors are placed at intervals along the fiber length. Distributed sensor: Sensing is distributed along the length of the fiber Opto- electronics Output, M(t, Z i ) Opto- electronics Output, M(t,z) Opto- electronics Sensing element Output, M(t)

26. Optical Fiber Sensor Types Intensity-based: measure physic measurand based on the intensity of the light detected through the fiber, e.g. fiber break, OTDR Interferometric (phase modulation): –Fabry-Perot InterferometryFabry-Perot Interferometry Grating based (wavelength modulation) –Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG)Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) –Long Period Fiber Grating (LPFG)Long Period Fiber Grating (LPFG)

27. Intensity-based Optical Fiber Sensor Advantages: Simple signal processing Inexpensive measurement instrument Disadvantages: Susceptible to power fluctuation of the light source Susceptible to fiber bending losses Variation in modal power distribution in Multi-mode fiber (MMF)

28. Intensity-based Optical Fiber Sensor Reference: “Split-spectrum intensity-based optical fiber sensors for measurement of microdisplacement, strain, and pressure”, by Anbo Wang et al.

29. Optical Fiber Components Fiber connector Broadband light source (BBS) Fiber coupler/circulator Mode scrambler Index matching fluid Wavelength division multiplexer

30. Fiber Connector

31. Fiber Connector Type FC/PC: polished curved FC/UPC: ultra-PC FC/APC: angle PC

32. Broadband Light Source Definition: a light source that emit lights over a large wavelength range Examples: ASE source EELED SLED LED spectrum ASE spectrum

33. Fiber Coupler Definition: an optical device that combines or splits power from optical fibers 1X2 coupler (95/5, 90/10, 80/20, 50/50) 2X2 coupler 1X2 coupler

34. Circulator Definition: a passive three-port device that couple light from Port 1 to 2 and Port 2 to 3 and have high isolation in other directions.

35. Mode scrambler Mode Scrambler: an optical device that mixes optical power in fiber to achieve equal power distribution in all modes. Mode stripper: an optical device that removes light in the cladding of an optical fiber.

36. Other Mode Scrambler

37. Index matching fluid Definition: A liquid with refractive index similar to glass that is used to match the materials at the ends of two fibers to reduce loss and back reflection. Applications: Reduce back reflection increase coupling between two fibers

38. Wavelength division multiplexer Definition: a device that combines and split lights with different wavelengths

39. Intensity-based Distance Sensor

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