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11 November 2010 A laser self-mixing interference vibrometer based on current modulation and DSP demodulation
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Abstract
The modulation and demodulation technique of laser self-mixing interference vibrometer is researched in this paper. Combining with triangular current modulation and DSP demodulation technique, a new-type laser self-mixing interference vibrometer is designed to achieve non-contact vibration measurement of a target. Theoretical analysis, simulation results and error evaluation are presented in this paper. The vibration waveform is reconstructed with an accuracy of 0.325 micron in a wide dynamic range. Experiments results show a good agreement with the simulative results. The vibrometer is compact, inexpensive, self-aligning and can be applied to various vibration measurements for its simplicity.
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Wei Xia, Ming Wang, and Wenhua Guo "A laser self-mixing interference vibrometer based on current modulation and DSP demodulation", Proc. SPIE 7855, Optical Metrology and Inspection for Industrial Applications, 78551U (11 November 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.870264
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Digital signal processing

Vibrometry

Demodulation

Error analysis

Semiconductor lasers

Signal processing

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