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what is the equation to determine the lenth of a light pulse

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2
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what is the temperature equation

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3
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temperature standard deviation will increase with _____ even if the standard deviation of the Raman signals are constant.

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4
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Except for certain special quality control tests, the _______ signal is usually filtered and suppressed.

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5
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what is Tref and T0

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6
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what is a graded index

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7
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red shift is a _____ in wavelength and blue shift is a ______ in wavelength

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When that pulse enters the fiber, it is said to be _____

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9
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what are the accuracy and resolution definitions and differences

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10
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If the sensitivity is known, the observed temperature
log is made up sum of three components:

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11
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what is Snell’s Law

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The Raman signal is the signal used for evaluation of temperature. It is sufficiently strong and has a unique temperature dependence. Its wavelength is also shifted substantially (about ____/Nm) from the main Rayleigh peak,
thereby allowing the dominant Rayleigh and Brillouin peaks to be filtered out

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13
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The refractive index of the core is approximately
___% greater than the cladding thereby
assuring the containment of the laser light pulse
within the core.

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14
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why do most DTS measurements use multimode fiber

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15
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what does water do to fiber

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16
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What is the equation to determine window size required to achieve a one meter length resolution along the fiber

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17
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Laser pulses are directed to the fiber line by
means of a directional coupler. The fiber optic line then passes through a(n) ______ before going into the fiber

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18
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______ laser pulses and smaller time
windows are required to better detect short length high temperature nanomalies.

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19
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Those waves associated with the lattice vibrations show up as _____ lines or peaks on the backscatter spectrum.

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20
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the stokes and antistokes signals signal on the backscatter vary because

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21
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Total internal reflection is based on what law

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22
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what is the equation for overstuff of the fiber caused by its own weight

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23
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what is the refractive index

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24
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a DTS system’s resolution should be stated in terms of fiber ____ and _____.

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25
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what is the Beer-Lambert law

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26
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what is the equation for overstuff

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28
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what is the sampling resolution

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29
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what is optical overstuff

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30
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what are the x and y axis for a typical Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR) graph

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31
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Resolution can be expressed as ______
of the temperature measurement

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32
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If the velocity of light in the fiber is v, a ____can be opened at some time t to capture that backscattered light.

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33
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what are two definitions of spacial resolution

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34
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For singlemode fiber, longer distances requires ____ and _____

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35
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The main backscattered wave is at the wavelength of the
launched wave and is called the ____ peak or band. This is by far the _____ signal returned.

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36
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how is the speed of light in a fiber determined

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37
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During backscattering, the energized lattice and molecules then give off light having wavelengths at _______ the incident wave.

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38
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This light pulse is, in effect, a travelling ____ moving through the fiber line and relaying back temperature information

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39
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how is differential loss determined in a DTS wrap back

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40
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how long is the lightpulse to measure the fiber

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41
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the weakest of the backscattered waves, resulting from molecular and atomic vibrations, are the ____Bands

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42
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laser pulses are directed to the fiber line by
means of a _________.

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43
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Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR) is used to access what and with what type of wave

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44
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what is the equation for the energy of the returning Ramen backscatter

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45
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what is cone of acceptance

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46
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what doe attenuation mean

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the reduction of the force, effect, or value of something