• Opto-Electronic Engineering
  • Vol. 49, Issue 9, 220021 (2022)
Tianfu Li1, Dexin Ba1, Dengwang Zhou1、2, Yuli Ren1, Chao Chen1, Hongying Zhang3, and Yongkang Dong1、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Tunable Laser, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang 150001, China
  • 2Postdoctoral Research Station for Optical Engineering & Research Center for Space Optical Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang 150001, China
  • 3Heilongjiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Quantum Control, School of Measurement and Communication Engineering, Harbin University of Science and Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang 150080, China
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    DOI: 10.12086/oee.2022.220021 Cite this Article
    Tianfu Li, Dexin Ba, Dengwang Zhou, Yuli Ren, Chao Chen, Hongying Zhang, Yongkang Dong. Recent progress in optical fiber sensing based on forward stimulated Brillouin scattering[J]. Opto-Electronic Engineering, 2022, 49(9): 220021 Copy Citation Text show less
    Phase matching. (a) Backward stimulated Brillouin scattering; (b) Forward stimulated Brillouin scattering
    Fig. 1. Phase matching. (a) Backward stimulated Brillouin scattering; (b) Forward stimulated Brillouin scattering
    Dispersion relation of R0,m-induced F-SBS. The bule solid lines represented the dispersion curve of acoustic waves, and the red one represented which of light wave. The shade of blue lines means the intensity of F-SBS.
    Fig. 2. Dispersion relation of R0,m-induced F-SBS. The bule solid lines represented the dispersion curve of acoustic waves, and the red one represented which of light wave. The shade of blue lines means the intensity of F-SBS.
    Transverse displacement profiles. (a) Radial mode R0,5; (b) Torsional-radial mode TR2,5
    Fig. 3. Transverse displacement profiles. (a) Radial mode R0,5; (b) Torsional-radial mode TR2,5
    Spectrum of R0,m modes induced F-SBS
    Fig. 4. Spectrum of R0,m modes induced F-SBS
    The schematic diagram of acoustic impedance sensing
    Fig. 5. The schematic diagram of acoustic impedance sensing
    SI used to measure F-SBS
    Fig. 6. SI used to measure F-SBS
    The experimental set-up of F-SBS measurement based on SI. The excitation and probe light are separated by their different wavelengths[39]
    Fig. 7. The experimental set-up of F-SBS measurement based on SI. The excitation and probe light are separated by their different wavelengths[39]
    F-SBS in multi-core fiber. (a), (b) Transverse displacement profiles of modes R0,7 and R0,8; (c), (d) F-SBS spectrums measured in the inner core and outer core. The excitation light propagates in the inner core[43]
    Fig. 8. F-SBS in multi-core fiber. (a), (b) Transverse displacement profiles of modes R0,7 and R0,8; (c), (d) F-SBS spectrums measured in the inner core and outer core. The excitation light propagates in the inner core[43]
    F-SBS in polarization maintaining fiber. (a) Experimental set-up; (b) Measured F-SBS spectrums. The red trace is measured when the excitation light propagating in the fast axis, and probe in the slow axis; The black trace is measured in the opposite situation[41]
    Fig. 9. F-SBS in polarization maintaining fiber. (a) Experimental set-up; (b) Measured F-SBS spectrums. The red trace is measured when the excitation light propagating in the fast axis, and probe in the slow axis; The black trace is measured in the opposite situation[41]
    F-SBS demodulation by LPG. (a) Schematic diagram; (b) Experimental set-up[45]
    Fig. 10. F-SBS demodulation by LPG. (a) Schematic diagram; (b) Experimental set-up[45]
    Distributed F-SBS sensor based on local light phase recovery. The excitation and probe pulses are not only separated by wavelength, but also by time[36]
    Fig. 11. Distributed F-SBS sensor based on local light phase recovery. The excitation and probe pulses are not only separated by wavelength, but also by time[36]
    Distributed F-SBS sensor based on local light phase recovery. (a) Distributed light intensity of 0, +1 and +2-order sidebands; (b) Phase accumulation along the fiber; (c) Distributed phase shift demodulated by differentiation; (d)~(f) Distributed F-SBS spectrums measured when the fiber under test placed in air, ethanol, and water[36]
    Fig. 12. Distributed F-SBS sensor based on local light phase recovery. (a) Distributed light intensity of 0, +1 and +2-order sidebands; (b) Phase accumulation along the fiber; (c) Distributed phase shift demodulated by differentiation; (d)~(f) Distributed F-SBS spectrums measured when the fiber under test placed in air, ethanol, and water[36]
    Principle of OMTDR. The energy transferred between the dual-frequency components of the pulses, and their Rayleigh scattering lights are used to demodulation[47]
    Fig. 13. Principle of OMTDR. The energy transferred between the dual-frequency components of the pulses, and their Rayleigh scattering lights are used to demodulation[47]
    Distributed sensing results of OMTDR. (a)~(c) are the distributed F-SBS spectrums measured when the fiber under test placed in air, ethanol, and water[47]
    Fig. 14. Distributed sensing results of OMTDR. (a)~(c) are the distributed F-SBS spectrums measured when the fiber under test placed in air, ethanol, and water[47]
    Schematic diagram of OMTDA[35]
    Fig. 15. Schematic diagram of OMTDA[35]
    Schematic diagram of the fiber under test[48]
    Fig. 16. Schematic diagram of the fiber under test[48]
    Distributed results of OMTDA. (a) The energy transfer process along the fiber; (b) Distributed F-SBS gain spectrum[48]
    Fig. 17. Distributed results of OMTDA. (a) The energy transfer process along the fiber; (b) Distributed F-SBS gain spectrum[48]
    Results of acoustic impedance sensing. (a) The linewidth of spectrums along the fiber; (b) F-SBS spectrums measured in air and ethanol[48]
    Fig. 18. Results of acoustic impedance sensing. (a) The linewidth of spectrums along the fiber; (b) F-SBS spectrums measured in air and ethanol[48]
    Results of distributed diameter measurements[12]. (a) Diameter distribution before and after etching and its comparison with the SEM results (A-F); (b) Diameter variations along the FUT; (c) Representative images of the fiber cross section at A, B, C and E captured by SEM
    Fig. 19. Results of distributed diameter measurements[12]. (a) Diameter distribution before and after etching and its comparison with the SEM results (A-F); (b) Diameter variations along the FUT; (c) Representative images of the fiber cross section at A, B, C and E captured by SEM
    (a) Experimental setup for polarization separation assisted OMTDA; (b) Temporal trace and frequency components of activation and probing pulses[49]
    Fig. 20. (a) Experimental setup for polarization separation assisted OMTDA; (b) Temporal trace and frequency components of activation and probing pulses[49]
    物质名称声阻抗/(kg·m−2·s−1)F-SBS谱宽/MHz数据来源
    空气439.60.45[35]
    酒精0.93×1062.21[35]
    1.483×1063.57[36]
    NaCl溶液(4%)1.571×1063.78[11]
    NaCl溶液(8%)1.664×1064.00[11]
    NaCl溶液(12%)1.763×1064.24[11]
    聚酰亚胺(用作涂覆层)3.60×1068.7(2.83)[32]
    丙烯酸酯(用作涂覆层)3.39×1068.16(~8)[37]
    二氧化硅13.19×106\[32]
    Table 1. Acoustic impedance and F-SBS spectrum width of common substances
    Tianfu Li, Dexin Ba, Dengwang Zhou, Yuli Ren, Chao Chen, Hongying Zhang, Yongkang Dong. Recent progress in optical fiber sensing based on forward stimulated Brillouin scattering[J]. Opto-Electronic Engineering, 2022, 49(9): 220021
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