Absolute small-angle measurement based on optical feedback interferometry

  • Jingang Zhong 钟
  • Xianhua Zhang 张
  • Zhixiang Ju 琚
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Abstract

We present a simple but effective method for small-angle measurement based on optical feedback interferometry (or laser self-mixing interferometry). The absolute zero angle can be defined at the biggest fringe amplitude point, so this method can also achieve absolute angle measurement. In order to verify the method, we construct an angle measurement system. The Fourier-transform method is used to analysis the interference signal. Rotation angles are experimentally measured with a resolution of 10 -6 rad and a measurement range of approximately from -0. 0007 to +0. 0007 rad. © 2008 Chinese Optics Letters.

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Jingang Zhong, 钟金钢, Xianhua Zhang, 张冼华, & Zhixiang Ju, 琚志祥. (2008). Absolute small-angle measurement based on optical feedback interferometry. Chinese Optics Letters, 6(11), 830–832. https://doi.org/10.3788/col20080611.0830

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