Simultaneous Vibration and Temperature Real-Time Monitoring Using Single Fiber Bragg Grating and Free Space Optics

Simultaneous monitoring of temperature and vibration of electromechanical systems, public buildings, and volcanic terrain is an important indicator of preventing accidents. This work showcases the simultaneous temperature and vibration measurement using a single-fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor. The concurrent interrogation of vibration and temperature by the FBG sensing system can be integrated with free space optics (FSO), which saves on the costs associated with fiber optic cables and overcomes terrain barriers. Furthermore, the real-time measured vibration frequencies and different temperature levels can be recognized by a deep neural network (DNN) sequential model. In addition to the FSO support, the sensing system can be arranged in multiple sensing locations to form a wide range of measurements, offering a highly cost-effective solution.

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Applied Sciences
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/app142311099
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5
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Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors
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Abstract

Simultaneous monitoring of temperature and vibration of electromechanical systems, public buildings, and volcanic terrain is an important indicator of preventing accidents. This work showcases the simultaneous temperature and vibration measurement using a single-fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor. The concurrent interrogation of vibration and temperature by the FBG sensing system can be integrated with free space optics (FSO), which saves on the costs associated with fiber optic cables and overcomes terrain barriers. Furthermore, the real-time measured vibration frequencies and different temperature levels can be recognized by a deep neural network (DNN) sequential model. In addition to the FSO support, the sensing system can be arranged in multiple sensing locations to form a wide range of measurements, offering a highly cost-effective solution.

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