Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser Interferometers
This paper presents a real-time method to compensate for the variable cyclic error in a homodyne laser interferometer. The parameters describing the quadrature signals of the interferometer are estimated using simple peak value detectors. The cyclic error in the homodyne laser interferometer was th...
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doaj-7509db4b2ec245b686e24df1ddb2e4452020-11-24T22:22:25ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202015-01-011523090310610.3390/s150203090s150203090Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser InterferometersPengcheng Hu0Jinghao Zhu1Xuanbiao Guo2Jiubin Tan3Harbin Institute of Technology, D-403 Science Park, 2 Yikuang Street, Harbin 150080, ChinaHarbin Institute of Technology, D-403 Science Park, 2 Yikuang Street, Harbin 150080, ChinaHarbin Institute of Technology, D-403 Science Park, 2 Yikuang Street, Harbin 150080, ChinaHarbin Institute of Technology, D-403 Science Park, 2 Yikuang Street, Harbin 150080, ChinaThis paper presents a real-time method to compensate for the variable cyclic error in a homodyne laser interferometer. The parameters describing the quadrature signals of the interferometer are estimated using simple peak value detectors. The cyclic error in the homodyne laser interferometer was then corrected through simple arithmetic calculations of the quadrature signals. A field programmable gate array was utilized for the real-time compensation of the cyclic error in a homodyne laser interferometer. The simulation and experimental results indicated that the proposed method could provide a cyclic error that was fixed without compensation down to a value under 0.6 nm in a homodyne laser interferometer. The proposed method could also reduce the time-varying cyclic error to a value under 0.6 nm in a homodyne laser interferometer, in contrast to the equivalent value of 13.3 nm for a conventional elliptical fitting method.http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/15/2/3090homodyne interferometerquadrature signalcyclic error compensation |
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Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser Interferometers |
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Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser Interferometers |
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Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser Interferometers |
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Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser Interferometers |
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Compensation for the Variable Cyclic Error in Homodyne Laser Interferometers |
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compensation for the variable cyclic error in homodyne laser interferometers |
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This paper presents a real-time method to compensate for the variable cyclic error in a homodyne laser interferometer. The parameters describing the quadrature signals of the interferometer are estimated using simple peak value detectors. The cyclic error in the homodyne laser interferometer was then corrected through simple arithmetic calculations of the quadrature signals. A field programmable gate array was utilized for the real-time compensation of the cyclic error in a homodyne laser interferometer. The simulation and experimental results indicated that the proposed method could provide a cyclic error that was fixed without compensation down to a value under 0.6 nm in a homodyne laser interferometer. The proposed method could also reduce the time-varying cyclic error to a value under 0.6 nm in a homodyne laser interferometer, in contrast to the equivalent value of 13.3 nm for a conventional elliptical fitting method. |
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homodyne interferometer quadrature signal cyclic error compensation |
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