Products tagged with PZT

The PZT fiber vibrator is a fiber optic vibration simulator that induces periodic vibrations in the optical fiber by applying voltage to the PZT material, causing it to undergo cyclic compression and tension.
PZT Fiber Optic Vibrator - Essential Tool for DAS Commissioning

The PZT fiber vibrator is a fiber optic vibration simulator that induces periodic vibrations in the optical fiber by applying voltage to the PZT material, causing it to undergo cyclic compression and tension.

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Cost-Effective DAQ Boards For Distributed Acoustic Sensor DAS
[DAQ] 2025-04-23 12:29:49
Data Acquisition Card for Distributed Acoustic Fiber Sensing (DAS) with Pulse Output sends TTL pulses directly to the AOM driver, eliminating the need for an additional pulse generator and greatly reducing system complexity.
Visual Fiber Optic Sensing DAS Teaching Instrument
[DVS Module] 2025-10-28 15:03:49
The DAS-EDU Fiber Optic Sensing Teaching Instrument is a visualization module developed by our company for undergraduate and graduate education. It is suitable for teaching sensor technology in related disciplines such as optoelectronics, measurement and control, instrumentation, electrical engineering, civil engineering, and transportation engineering.
PZT Fiber Optic Vibrator - Essential Tool for DAS Commissioning
[DVS Module] 2025-10-28 15:27:04
The PZT fiber vibrator is a fiber optic vibration simulator that induces periodic vibrations in the optical fiber by applying voltage to the PZT material, causing it to undergo cyclic compression and tension.

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Distributed fiber optic acoustic sensing system tests different vibrations with PZT and restores the signals.
Video of a test of the effect of a DAS-reduced signal using a PZT to generate vibrations of different frequencies for excitation of an optical fiber.
Testing of a distributed fiber optic acoustic sensing system at a 50KM location
The PZT was used to test the Distributed Fiber Optic Acoustic Sensing System DAS at a location of 50KM, using a repetition frequency of 2000Hz, capable of testing signals at 980Hz.