Artificial Neural Network Compensation for an Optical Fiber Micro-Displacement Sensor in Positioning System

Lu Jun Cui; Hui Chao Shang; Gang Zhang; You Ping Chen; Yong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.496.449

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Artificial Neural Network Compensation for an Optical Fiber Micro-Displacement Sensor in Positioning System

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The present work investigates an optical fiber micro-displacement sensor based on artificial neural network. Owing to the micro-displacement sensor was affected by the variations and noises seriously, the artificial neural network was introduced to the micro-displacement sensor as compensation method, experimental results and numerical simulation indicated that the micro-micro-displacement sensor with artificial neural network could enhance the nonlinear correction for sensor and decrease the interferences effectively. Simultaneously, by way of the contrast test of the different neural network, experimental results showed that the linearity of full scope could reach 0.2% for micro-micro-displacement sensor based on BRF network, and concluded the BRF network was more suitable for compensation of optical micro-displacement sensor.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 496)

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Lu Jun Cui, Hui Chao Shang, Gang Zhang, You Ping Chen, Yong Li

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Artificial Neural Network (ANN), Optical Fiber Sensor (OFS), Optical Micro-Displacement Sensor

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