Optical fringe subdivision with nanometric accuracy
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Abstract Reliable bidirectional optical fringe counting is normally obtained by using two signals derived from the optical outputs of an interferometer varying sinusoidally with path difference and in phase-quadrature. This paper describes a calibration technique that uses these signals to achieve nanometric uncertainties in path length determinations. It discusses some of the limitations to achieving this uncertainty and describes a simple experimental technique for verifying the accuracy of fringe subdivision.
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