Interferometric sensors, known for their high accuracy, often have limited measurement range due to the periodicity of their signal. This paper introduces a cavity-based interferometry concept using a laser with moderate coherence, combining ultra-high accuracy with ultra-high measurement bandwidth and range. Mid-fringe detection and interferometric visibility measurements are combined. Experimental results for length sensing show 1 nm accuracy with a 120 µm range (0.00083% relative uncertainty) and a bandwidth from 0 Hz to 20 kHz.
Publisher
Communications Engineering
Published On
Jan 25, 2024
Authors
Johannes Dickmann, Liam Shelling Neto, Steffen Sauer, Stefanie Kroker
Tags
interferometric sensors
cavity-based interferometry
laser technology
length sensing
high accuracy
measurement range
ultra-high bandwidth
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