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4.1
Typical Configuration
Typically, a fiber Bragg grating Sensing Network is
divided into branches of several sensors connected in
series. On Fig. 4.1 there is a scheme of a usual fiber
Bragg grating sensing branch.
Fig. 4.1
A branch can accommodate sensors with wavelengths
corresponding to all standard HBM FS wavelengths. The
number of sensors in a channel can vary if there is previ
ous knowledge about the spectral range the sensors will
cover. The major concern is the overlap of adjacent sen
sors. The available optical channels have simultaneous
acquisition, meaning that the sensing network can have a
large number of fiber Bragg grating sensors interrogated
at the same time.
The employed technology allows multi-functionality
meaning that on the same branch it is possible to mea
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