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High Precision DAS Module from China Suppliers - Customizable, Real-Time Monitoring Factory Solutions

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Product Features
● High integration for seamless operation
● Superior precision and sensitivity for accurate measurements
● Robust stability ensuring reliable performance
● Real-time monitoring capabilities for immediate insights
● Simplified system setup for user-friendly experience
● Customizable options to meet specific requirements
Find the ideal solution from leading China suppliers and factories specializing in high-tech integration.

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    Product Overview

    The DAS integrated module is a product based on Distributed fiber Acoustic Sensing technology. Operating on the phase-sensitive OTDR principle, it uses a single standard fiber for transmission, detects Rayleigh backscattering light within the fiber, and acquires phase and frequency information to enable the detection of acoustic, vibration, and other signals.

    The Fiber Optic Sensing Distributed Acoustic Sensor (DAS) is a distributed acoustic sensing technology based on coherent Rayleigh scattering. By leveraging the optical fiber's acoustic and vibration sensitivity, it transforms standard communication cables into long-distance, continuously distributed "acoustic sensors" capable of high-precision monitoring of vibrations, sounds, and other signals with exceptional sensitivity.

    Working Principle: The transmitter emits high-frequency narrow-pulse lasers into the optical fiber. During transmission, Rayleigh scattering occurs, causing partial light reflection. When external vibrations act on the sensing fiber, the birefringence effect induces minute changes in both the fiber's refractive index and length. These alterations cause phase shifts in the transmitted signal, which in turn modulate the phase of scattered light. The system then performs interferometric analysis to identify disturbance locations and characteristics. Through high-speed ADC sampling, digital signal processing, and frequency domain analysis, these "interference" signals are ultimately converted into recognizable signal sources.

    Product Applications

    Structural health monitoring - Bridges, DAMS, high-rise buildings, etc.
    Geology and resource exploration - Petroleum exploration, seismic monitoring.
    Environment and security monitoring - Forest fire prevention, border security.

    Product Parameters

    Description Min Typ Max Unit
    Sensor Distance 40 60 Km
    Preheating Time 1.5 3 Min
    UNL/EDFA
    Central Wavelength 1550.12 nm
    Intrinsic light 5%
    Line Width 1.7 3 3.5 KHz
    Pulse Length 60 100 200 ns
    Repeat Frequency Rate 1 2 KHz
    Pulse Peak Optical Power mw
    AOM
    Extinction Ratio 55 60 dB
    Up/down Time - - 30 ns
    Input Impedence 50 Ohm
    Frequency Shift 80 MHz
    Detection Approaches one way
    Modulation Mode external modulation
    Type of tail fin
    Type of Fiber SMF28e 900um-Pine Casing
    Tail Fiber Length (excluding head) 99 100 101 cm
    Connector Type FC/APC
    work environment
    Operating Temperature -15 25 55
    Working Humidity 10 - 95 %
    Storage temperature -20 - 70
    Storage Humidity 5 - 95 %
    Voltage and power consumption
    Supply Voltage 11.7 12 12.5 V
    Maximum Power - - 30 W
    Working Current 1 A
    Sensor Distance 40 60 Km
    Preheating Time 1.5 3 Min

    Light Path Diagram

    Light path diagram of DAS integrated module

    Product Size

    Product dimensions of DAS integrated module

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    What is the working principle of the DAS integrated module?
    The module operates on the phase-sensitive OTDR principle. It transmits narrow-pulse lasers into a standard optical fiber, detects Rayleigh backscattering light, and converts phase and frequency changes caused by external vibrations into recognizable signals.
    What is the maximum sensing distance of this system?
    The typical sensing distance ranges from 40 km to 60 km, making it suitable for long-distance monitoring applications.
    What type of optical fiber and connector does the module require?
    The module is designed for standard SMF28e 900um (Pine Casing) fiber and utilizes FC/APC connectors.
    What are the power supply requirements and power consumption?
    The device operates on a supply voltage of 12V (ranging from 11.7V to 12.5V) with a maximum power consumption of 30W and a typical working current of 1A.
    What are the environmental limits for operation and storage?
    The operating temperature range is -15℃ to 55℃ with 10% to 95% humidity. For storage, it can withstand temperatures from -20℃ to 70℃ with 5% to 95% humidity.
    What are the main application areas for this DAS module?
    It is widely used in structural health monitoring (bridges, dams, high-rise buildings), geology and resource exploration (seismic and petroleum monitoring), and security monitoring (forest fire prevention, border security).

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