Double-wavelength nanometer-precision real-time interferometer
An interferometric, dual-wavelength technology, applied to measuring devices, instruments, optical devices, etc., can solve the problems of not being able to measure in real time, and the measurement accuracy is only up to microns
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[0047] Such as figure 1 structure shown. The ratio ω of the sinusoidal phase modulation angular frequency between the first light source 13 and the second light source 5 by controlling the trigger controller 2 c1 / ω c2 =10. Wherein the first light source 13 and the second light source 5 adopt wavelengths respectively λ 1 = 1305.0nm and λ 2 =1308.0nm distributed feedback semiconductor laser (DFB-LD), synthesized wavelength λ eIt is 568.98ìm. The photoelectric conversion element 9 is a photodiode. The antireflection element 12 is an optical fiber connector. The multiplexer element 7 is a fiber coupler. The beam splitting ratio of the fiber coupler 8 is 1:1. The reflectivity of the partially reflective element 12 is 27%. When starting the measurement, first turn on the first light source 13 and the second light source 5, and use the first temperature controller 18 and the second temperature controller 4 to stabilize the temperatures of the first light source 13 and the ...
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