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A spatial phase modulation laser interferometer
DOI:10.1016/j.optlaseng.2019.03.019.png)
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We propose and realize a spatial phase modulation laser interferometer (SPMLI), which mainly consists of a laser source, an optical fiber, a transparent plate and a linear charge coupled device (CCD). The reflected beams from the upper and lower surfaces of the transparent plate produce two-beam interference. The generated spatial phase modulation interference image is taken by the CCD. The spatial frequency of the image is proportional to the wave number of the laser light and the thickness of the transparent plate. Experimental results show that the wavelength and thickness can be measured in picometer-level and nanometer-level resolution, respectively. Compared with other interferometers, the proposed interferometer has the advantages of simple structure, low cost and no need for mechanical scanning components.
Keywords:
Laser interferometer
Two-beam interference
Spatial phase modulation
Wavelength meter
Thickness measurement
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