Interferometric sensor with differential modulated phase detection
A sensor and detector technology, applied in converting sensor output, using optical devices to transmit sensing components, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in realizing interactive optical design
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[0025] An example of a basic differential MPD sensor according to the invention is in figure 1 shown in . A light source 1 generates light waves, which are guided to a fiber polarizer 2 via a single-mode fiber. The polarized light output passing through the 45° fiber splice 4 and carried in both axes of the PM fiber 3 passes through the optical phase modulator 5 to the fiber collimator 6 from which the light is coupled. A non-birefringence beam splitter 7 is located between the collimator and the sensing element 8 . One branch of the light output split by the beam splitter 7 passes through the first bulk linear polarizer 9-1 and is detected by the first photodetector 10-1. The other branch of the light output passes through the sensing element 8, the second bulk linear polarizer 9-2, and is detected by the second photodetector 10-2. The output signals of the two detectors 10 - 1 , 10 - 2 are input to a signal processing unit 11 . The optical axes of the sensing medium 8 ar...
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