Polarimetric interferometer for measuring nonlinearity error of heterodyne interferometric displacement system

  • Su’an Xu S
  • Luc Chassagne L
  • Suat Topcu S
  • et al.
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Abstract

This letter presents a polarimetric interferometer (PI) that can measure the ellipsometric parameter θ with an accuracy of 0.01° leading to a potential accuracy of 17 pm. The PI is constructed and compared with a commercial heterodyne interferometer (HI). Given its low nonlinearity, the PI is used to measure the residual nonlinearity of a heterodyne interferometric displacement system. A rotating half-wave plate is used to compensate for a part of the nonlinearity error caused by the misalignment of the axis between input polarizing states and beamsplitter. © 2013 Chinese Optics Letters.

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Su’an Xu, S. X., Luc Chassagne, L. C., Suat Topcu, S. T., Le Chen, L. C., Jian Sun, J. S., & Tianhong Yan, T. Y. (2013). Polarimetric interferometer for measuring nonlinearity error of heterodyne interferometric displacement system. Chinese Optics Letters, 11(6), 061201–061205. https://doi.org/10.3788/col201311.061201

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