Abstract:
A laser oscillator heterodyne interferometer, used under single-frequency lasing conditions, was found to have a high sensitivity to changes in the path lengths in the interferometer arms amounting to a few optical wavelengths. A study was made of the mechanism which made it possible to vary widely the lasing frequency of the interferometer and its sensitivity to the phase shifts in the arms.
Citation:
T. V. Babkina, V. V. Grigor'yants, Yu. B. Il'in, A. A. Lobanov, “Use of a laser oscillator heterodyne interferometer as an optical sensor of microdisplacements”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 18:12 (1991), 1498–1502 [Sov J Quantum Electron, 21:12 (1991), 1384–1387]
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