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Dispersion independent long-haul photon counting OTDR
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Authors: Bin Li, Ruiming Zhang, Yong Wang, Hao Li, Lixing You, Zhonghua Ou, Heng Zhou, Yun Ling, Yunxiang Wang, Guangwei Deng, You Wang, Haizhi Song, Kun Qiu, Qiang Zhou
Year
2019
Paper ID
15214
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
Photon counting optical time-domain reflectometry (PC-OTDR) based on the single photon detection is an effective scheme to attain the high spatial resolution for optical fiber fault monitoring. Currently, due to the spatial resolution of PC-OTDR is proportional to the pulse width of a laser beam, short laser pulses are essential for the high spatial resolution. However, short laser pulses have a large bandwidth, which would be widened by the dispersion of fiber, thereby causing inevitable deterioration in spatial resolution, especially for long-haul fiber links. In this letter, we propose a scheme of dispersion independent PC-OTDR based on an infinite backscatter technique. Our experimental results -with more than 50 km long fiber - show that the spatial resolution of the PC-OTDR system is independent with the total dispersion of the fiber under test. Our method provides an avenue for developing the long-haul PC-OTDR with high performance.
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