OTDR-based optical fiber bending and tensile loss analysis

Wang, Yan; Wang, Xijun; Li, Xiaoling

doi:10.1007/s11801-023-2150-x

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“…The optical time domain reflectometer (OTDR), as a device for evaluating fiber optic performance, has found widespread applications in various aspects of communication fiber, including construction, maintenance, and operation [7][8][9]. The OTDR curve provides a comprehensive depiction of the fiber optic's full-cycle state, enabling effective assessment of its performance throughout its operational lifespan.…”

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Small Sample Fiber Full State Diagnosis Based on Fuzzy Clustering and Improved ResNet Network

Li,

Liang,

Zhu

et al. 2024

IET Signal Processing

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The optical time domain reflectometer (OTDR) curve features of communication fibers exhibit subtle differences among their normal, subhealthy, and faulty operating states, making it challenging for existing machine learning-based fault diagnosis algorithms to extract these minute features. In addition, the OTDR curve field fault data are scarce, and data-driven deep neural network that needs a lot of data training cannot meet the requirements. In response to this issue, this paper proposes a communication fiber state diagnosis model based on fuzzy clustering and an improved ResNet. First, the pretrained residual network (ResNet) is modified by removing the classification layer and retaining the feature extraction layers. A global average pooling (GAP) layer is designed as a replacement for the fully connected layer. Second, fuzzy clustering, instead of the softmax classification layer, is employed in ResNet for its characteristic of requiring no subsequent data training. The improved model requires only a small amount of sample training to optimize the parameters of the GAP layer, thereby accommodating state diagnosis in scenarios with limited data availability. During the diagnosis process, the OTDR curves are input into the network, resulting in 512 features outputted in the GAP layer. These features are used to construct a feature vector matrix, and a dynamic clustering graph is formed using fuzzy clustering to realize the fiber state diagnosis. Through on-site data detection and validation, it has been demonstrated that the improved ResNet can effectively identify the full cycle of fiber states.

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