1 January 2010 Dynamic displacement measurements with a stabilized fiber Michelson interferometer based on quadratrue-phase-tracking technique
Zhimin Chen, Fang Xie, Min Li, Qibo Feng
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Abstract
A highly stabilized dynamic displacement measurement system, which employs fiber Bragg gratings to interleave two fiber Michelson interferometers that share the common interferometric optical path, is presented. The phase change in the interferometric signals of the two fiber Michelson interferometers is tracked respectively by maintaining the phase difference in quadrature with two electronic feedback loops. One of the fiber interferometers is used to stabilize the system by the use of an electronic feedback loop to eliminate the influences that result from the environmental disturbances, while the other fiber interferometer is used for the measurement by employing another electronic feedback loop to track the phase change in the interferometric signal. The system is able to measure dynamic displacement and provide a sense of direction of the displacement at the same time. The dynamic displacement with frequencies ranging from 0.1 Hz to 200 Hz and with a maximum amplitude of 60 µm can be measured, and the measurement resolution can reach 10 nm.
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Zhimin Chen, Fang Xie, Min Li, and Qibo Feng "Dynamic displacement measurements with a stabilized fiber Michelson interferometer based on quadratrue-phase-tracking technique," Optical Engineering 49(1), 013601 (1 January 2010). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3280283
Published: 1 January 2010
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KEYWORDS
Feedback loops

Signal detection

Interferometry

Mirrors

Michelson interferometers

Interferometers

Feedback signals

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