Solving the inverse scattering problem with differential evolution: an experimental validation
AUTOR(ES)
Negri, Lucas H., Paterno, Aleksander S., Pedroso, Marcelo A., Muller, Marcia, Fabris, José Luís
FONTE
J. Microw. Optoelectron. Electromagn. Appl.
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2018-06
RESUMO
Abstract This work shows the experimental validation of a method developed for determining the strain profile applied to a fiber Bragg grating by solving the inverse scattering problem. The non-uniform strain profile is recovered by formulating an optimization problem, solved with an algorithm based on differential evolution. The method has proved to be able of recovering the shape and approximate amplitude of the actual strain profile applied to the FBG, opening new perspectives for optical sensing with fiber Bragg gratings.
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