Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Department/Institute: Institute of Electrical Engineering
Contact person: Prof. Ing. Jozef Jasenek, PhD.
Contact: +421 2 60291737
e-mail: jozef.jasenek@stuba.sk
web page: http://www.ue.fei.stuba.sk/index.php/en/
Description:
Optoelectronics Laboratory is an integral part of the "Department of High-frequency Techniques and Optoelectronics" (OVTO) whose activities at present are focused mainly on the sensoric applications of optical waveguides and especially the optical fiber waveguides.
Except the scientific and reserch activities OVTO provides also the doctoral (PhD) study programme "Theoretical Electrical Engineering"(TE). Except the program supervision OVTO provides two obligatory optional course units "Electrodynamics of Dielectric Waveguides" and "Special Measurement Methods in Fiber Otics". Along several last years two PhD theses were successfuly completed in this study program. The topic of the particular PhD theses was oriented on the design and realization of optical fiber sensors with distributed parameters.
The main fields of the OVTO scientific and research activities are:
1. The theoretical analysis and modeling of external physical magnitudes ( temperature, mechanical stress, electric and magnetic fields,...) interaction with optical fiber (OF) structure and the application of the acquired results in the design and realization of optical fiber sensors with distributed parameters for the purpose of maping the space distribution of these magnitudes along the optical fiber. In modeling process except standard single mode optical fibers also special optical fibers like "Polarization Maintaining Optical Fibers" or "Photonic Crystal Optical Fibers" and also optical fibers with Bragg gratings are utilized.
2. The development and realization of optical fiber sensor systems with spread parameters for picking-up the above mentioned physical quantities. The sensor systems are based on the application of OTDR (Optical Time-Domain Reflectometry) and its variations like Photon-Counting OTDR (PC-OTDR), Polarization OTDR (PO-OTDR) and on their combination.
3. The most significant result in the field of the scientific and research activities is the design and realization of the prototype of the optical fiber reflectometer based on the combination of PC-OTDR and PO OTDR. Its main advantage is rather high dynamical range and simultaneously also high space resolution. In this way the main limiting factors of traditional OTDR were handily avoided.
Among others the LOE is equiped with following high quality instruments – 1. Optical Spectrum Analyser - ANRITSU-MS9740A (600 -1750 nm), 2. Osciloscope Tektronix DPO 5204 (2,3 GHz), 3. Lock-IN nanovoltmeter SR-830, 4. Optical Fiber Reflectometer JDSU MTS 6000 L, 5. IN LINE Polarimeter POD-101 D, 6. Optical Spectrum Analyser - Ocean Optics.
Projects:
During the last years several scientific-research projects were solved in OVTO. The following are the last:
1. Project VEGA 1/3097/06 (2006-2009) – Optical Polarization Reflectometry and Optical Fiber Sensors
2. Project VEGA 1/0617/09 (2009-2011)– Optical Fiber Sensors and their Applications
3. EU Project solved in cooperation with GTA, s.r.o. Bratislava (2010/2013)
Along the years 2011- 2013 OVTO as one of the project partners, representing SUT took part in solution of the project „Applied Research and Developemnt of the Innovative Technology for the Ultradeep Geothermal Drills", (projekt Nb. 26240220042)" financed by EU. The goal of the OVTO activities here was the cooperation in the development of the optical fiber sensors with spread parameters for the measurement of electric and magnetic fields in very hard conditions of ultradeep geothermal drills.
4. Project APVV-0062-11 (2013-2015) - Advanced Materials and Smart Structures for Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Biomedical Applications Based on Micro- and Nano-sized Ferrite Particles
Publications:
[1] Hlaváč, Marek - Jasenek, Jozef - Červeňová Jozefa: Custom Photon Couting OTDR for Optical C-Band. In: Journal of Electrical Engineering. - ISSN 1335-3632. - Vol. 60, No. 4, (2009), s. 215-218
[2] Korenko, Branislav - Hlaváč, Marek - Červeňová , Jozefa - Jasenek, Jozef: Excitation of Semiconductor Laser for OTDR Based on Photon Couting. In: Acta Electrotechnica et Informatica. - ISSN 1335-8243. - Vol. 9, No. 4, (2009), s. 3-8
[3] Jasenek, Jozef: Principles of Optical Fiber Reflectometry and Its Applications in Fiber Optic Sensors with Spread Parameters. In: ITSS 2010. 20th International Travelling Summer School on Microwaves and Lightwaves : Metz, France, 3.-9.7.2010. - : Supélec, 2010. - CD-ROM
[4] Korenko, Branislav - Jasenek, Jozef - Červeňová , Jozefa: Smart Optical Fiber Sensors. In: Optické komunikace 2011 : Praha, 20.-21.10.2011. - Praha : Action M, 2011. - ISBN 978-80-86742-31-1. - S. 39-42
[5] Jasenek, Jozef - Korenko, Branislav - Červeňová , Jozefa: Fiber Optic Sensor for the Space Distribution of Magnetic Field. In: Journal of Electrical Engineering. - ISSN 1335-3632. - Vol. 63, No. 7/s (2012), s. 23-26
[6] Korenko, Branislav - Jasenek, Jozef - Červeňová , Jozefa: Pockels and Kerr Effect Investigation in Fibre Bragg Gratings (FBG). In: Journal of Electrical Engineering. - ISSN 1335-3632. - Vol. 63, No. 7/s (2012), s. 148-151
[7] Korenko, Branislav - Jasenek, Jozef - Červeňová , Jozefa: Sensor-Based Measurements with Novel OTDR Approach Based on Combination of Photon Counting and Polarization OTDR. In: Optické komunikace 2012 : 24th Conference and Exhibition on Optical Communications 2012. Prague, Czech Republic, October 25-26, 2012. - Prague Action M, 2012. - ISBN 978-80-86742-36-6. - S. 31-34
[8] Jasenek, Jozef - Korenko, Branislav - Červeňová , Jozefa: Coherence-Domain Reflectometry with Synthesized Coherence Function. In: APCOM 2012. Applied Physics of Condensed Matter: Proceedings of the 18th International Conference. Štrbské Pleso, Slovak Republic, June 20-22, 2012. - Bratislava : STU v Bratislave, 2012. - ISBN 978-80-227-3720-3. - S. 17-24
[9] Jasenek, Jozef - Korenko, Branislav - Červeňová , Jozefa: Fiber Optic Sensor for the Space Distribution of Magnetic Field. In: Magnetic Measurements 2012 : Programme and Book of Abstracts. International Conference. Tatranské Matliare, Slovakia, 2-4, September 2012. - Bratislava : FEI STU, 2012. - ISBN 978-80-227-3770-8. - S. 19
[10] Korenko, Branislav - Jasenek, Jozef - Červeňová , Jozefa - Erdziak, Jaroslav: Optical Fibre Sensors with Distributed Parameters. In: International Interdisciplinary PhD Workshop 2013 : Proceedings. Brno, Czech Republic, September 8-11, 2013. - Brno : VUT v Brnì, 2013. - ISBN 978-80-214-4759-2. - S. 95-99
[11] Jasenek, Jozef - Korenko, Branislav - Červeňová, Jozefa - Erdziak, Jaroslav: Fiber Optic Magnetic Field Space Distribution Sensor Based on the Use of "General Elliptic Retarder Model", In: 25th Conference and Exhibition on OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 2013 - "Digital Czech Republic – Optical versus RF Networks", October 24 – 25, 2013 Prague, Czech Republic, ISBN: 978-80-86742-37-3, pp. 35-41,42-46. (CD-ROM)
[12] Erdziak, Jaroslav - Jasenek, Jozef - Korenko, Branislav: Design and Analysis of Triple Axis Fiber-optic Gyroscope with Phase Modulator for Thermal Compensation, In: 25th Conference and Exhibition on OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 2013 "Digital Czech Republic – Optical versus RF Networks", October 24 – 25, 2013 Prague, Czech Republic, ISBN: 978-80-86742-37-3, pp. (CD-ROM)
[13] Jasenek, Jozef - Korenko, Branislav - Červeňová , Jozefa - Erdziak, Jaroslav: Extraction of Optical Fiber Local Birefringence Parameters from the Data Measured by the PO-OTDR Method. In: APCOM 2013. Applied Physics of Condensed Matter : Proceedings of the 19th International Conference. Štrbské Pleso, Slovak Republic, June 19-21, 2013. - Bratislava : STU v Bratislave, 2013. - ISBN 978-80-227-3956-6. - S. 237-244
Cooperation:
1. ČVUT Praha, Katedra měření, (Prof. Pavel Ripka)
2. Optocon Technologies Slovakia, s.r.o. (Ing. Š. Hušek)
3. Geotermal Anywhere, s.r.o. (Ing. M. Kočiš)
4. Sylex Slovakia s.r.o. (Ing. Synak)
Photos:
Photo 1: 3D model optical fiber sensor for pickin-up of the mechanical magnitudes
Photo 2: The developed prototype of the optical fiber reflectometer based on "PO OTDR" a "PC OTDR"
Photo 3: The developed prototype of the optical fiber sensor for picking-up of the mechanical stress based on the mesurement of the Stokes parameters of the polarization vector