Mobile strain and temperature sensing with the FEBUS Optics’ G1-C – FOSA
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Mobile strain and temperature sensing with the FEBUS Optics’ G1-C

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The FEBUS Optics’ G1-C has been designed to provide quick and easy distributed temperature and strain sensing (DTS & DSS) for easy transportation and mobility. Requiring only a single-ended connection, the device needs an optical fiber deployed on the infrastructure to operate. Compact, autonomous, and extremely fast (up to 1 Hz), the FEBUS G1-C allows to acquire strain and temperature information along several tens of kilometers wherever it is needed. The device is also optimized to run in harsh conditions. The FEBUS G1-C is easy to implement and to integrate into any supervision system
Mobile strain and temperature sensing with the FEBUS Optics’ G1-C
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