The invention provides a low-coherence interference
demodulation method based on a
monochrome frequency
absolute phase, belonging to the field of
optical fiber sensing. The low-coherence interference
demodulation method based on the
monochrome frequency
absolute phase is widely applied to measurements of various static physical quantities, such as temperature, pressure, displacement and
refractive index, and detection of object three-dimensional feature. According to the method, a Fabry-Perot sensor is selected as a sensing element for sensing external air pressure intensity variation, an optical wedge is used as an
optical path difference space scanning element, and interference strips are formed in a partial area with an
optical path difference of zero. The low-coherence interference
demodulation method comprises the following steps of: firstly, carrying out Fourier conversion on an interference
signal to obtain phase information which is aliased within a section of (-pi, pi); then selecting a phase with a standard frequency as a reference phase, carrying out
phase unwrapping according to frequency-phase monotonous properties, and carrying out linear least-squares regression on the unwrapped phase so as to obtain a fitting straight intercept; and finally, dividing the intercept by an integer part of 2*pi, so as to obtain an interference order of a reference frequency; and finally, obtaining the
absolute phase of the reference frequency by combining a
relative phase obtained through the Fourier conversion. Therefore, the demodulation is realized.