A method for assembling and adjusting a Doppler asymmetric spatial
heterodyne interferometer belongs to the field of interference
spectroscopy technology. To address the problem of relatively large overall
assembly errors in existing Doppler asymmetric spatial
heterodyne interferometers, the method includes parallel
assembly and calibration of the front lens, rear lens, and collimating lens, using a centering instrument to detect the lens
assembly and adjustment status, and using a reference reflector to align the folding mirror. After completion, the entire
system is assembled and calibrated on a load mounting plate with the folding mirror assembly,
beam splitter, filter, interference module, and camera. The folding mirror assembly is fine-tuned to ensure that the
signal light enters the
optical path in a collimated manner. The collimating lens reflector is then adjusted to ensure that the calibration light enters the
optical path in parallel. The camera position is then adjusted to obtain clear imaging. Using a
system-integrated assembly and calibration method, the front lens, rear lens, and collimating lens can be assembled and calibrated in parallel, improving assembly and adjustment efficiency. After completion, the entire
system is assembled and calibrated with the remaining components. The integrated
optical path design ensures that the optical axes of each component are not deviated, reducing the
impact of assembly errors and thus obtaining high-quality interference fringes.