Proximity Sensor using Self-mixing Effect

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作者
Norgia, M. [1 ]
Pesatori, A. [1 ]
Cavedo, F. [1 ]
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[1] Politecn Milan, Dipartimento Elettron Informaz Bioingn, Milan, Italy
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2018 IEEE INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (I2MTC): DISCOVERING NEW HORIZONS IN INSTRUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT | 2018年
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Optical interferometry; Optical mixing; Optical sensor; Optoelectronic devices; LASER-DIODE; VIBROMETER;
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TM [电工技术]; TN [电子技术、通信技术];
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0808 ; 0809 ;
摘要
This paper is about the utilization of the well-known self-mixing effect as base for the development of a novel proximity detector. The common used setup for this kind of a sensor is based on two elements: a laser as an emitter and a position-sensitive sensor as a detector. The sensor developed detects the optical power reflected by the object within the laser cavity itself, with no need of any additional detectors. One of the main feature is the ability to measure diffusive target accessible only from one side. A continuous range of measurement starting from 10 mm up to 80 mm is obtained by means of two different physical phenomena: from 0 up to 5mm the detection is only dependent by the level of the optical power returned into the laser cavity, whereas from 5 mm up to 80 mm reading the frequency of the modulation of the interferometric signal. The main advantage of the novel sensor is the elimination of the external detector. In addition, multiple devices configurations can be utilized and there is no need of any optical filters, cause the lase cavity itself works as an optical filter. Background rejection is intrinsically obtained because self-mixing effect shows a sharp cut-off after the focus.
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页码:2025 / 2029
页数:5
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