Abstract

In this work, analytical expressions are obtained that allow one to determine the shift of the central wavelength of a four-component addressable fiber Bragg structure (FAFBS). The computer simulation of the use of CHAVBS in the problems of measuring the temperature of the windings of power transformers has been carried out. Simulation showed that more accurate temperature measurement results are obtained when the circuit operates in reflection, i.e. at an additional address frequency. With the use of FAFBS, there is no need to install additional frequency filters. It is not required to use address component recovery schemes compared to the three-component AFBS option. This fact is a significant difference between the developed systems based on AFBS and systems based on two- and three-component AFBS.

Keywords:
Fabry–Pérot interferometer Component (thermodynamics) Interferometry Optical fiber Wavelength Electromagnetic coil Fiber Bragg grating Fiber optic sensor Transformer Electronic engineering Computer science Optics Materials science Electrical engineering Engineering Physics

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