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SUPPRESSION OF EXCESS BASEBAND INTENSITY NOISE IN COHERENCE MULTIPLEXED SENSORS USING LASER FREQUENCY MODULATION TECHNIQUES

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Abstract

A method for the reduction of excess phase noise in coherence multiplexed fiber sensors based on a diode laser frequency modulation scheme is described. An improvement in minimum detectable phase shift sensitivity of ~ 40 dB over that previously reported is demonstrated.

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