Abstract
The paper presents a modern consideration of developing an automated quality control system for special optical fibers that maintain the state of radiation polarization. A simulation model of reflectometry is presented taking into account the longitudinal twisting of optical fiber. The principle of system operation is described considering that the use of a new method for Mandelstam Brillouin scattering spectra in conjunction with already known methods, combined in a neural network to increase the accuracy of the system.
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