Two-frequency interferometer for a displacement measurement

  • Hyuk Yim S
  • Cho D
  • Park J
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Abstract

We report on the construction of a two-frequency Michelson interferometer to measure small displacements based on the heterodyne principle. Unlike the common single-frequency interferometer, where relative displacements produce changes in output power, in the two-frequency device, displacements lead to phase shifts of the beating signal. The short- and long-term performance of the single- and two-frequency methods are compared. The heterodyne apparatus was also used to calibrate a piezoelectric transducer.

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Hyuk Yim, S., Cho, D., & Park, J. (2013). Two-frequency interferometer for a displacement measurement. American Journal of Physics, 81(2), 153–156. https://doi.org/10.1119/1.4746815

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