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A monolithically integrated double Michelson interferometer for optical displacement measurement with direction determination

Author(s)
Hofstetter, Daniel  
Laboratoire temps-fréquence  
Zappe, H. P.
Dändliker, René  
Labo d'optique appliquée  
Date issued
1996
In
Photonics Technology Letters (IEEE), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 1996/8/10/1370-1372
Abstract
A monolithically integrated optical displacement sensor fabricated in the GaAs-AlGaAs material system is reported. The single-chip device consists of a distributed Bragg reflector laser, two photodetectors, two phase modulators, two Y-couplers, and two directional couplers. It is configured as a double Michelson interferometer and allows the determination of both magnitude and direction of a displacement. The detection of two 90/spl deg/ phase-shifted interferometer signals also resulted in on improved phase interpolation of o/20. Despite the relatively simple fabrication process, the integration of rather complex optical functions could be realized.
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https://libra.unine.ch/handle/20.500.14713/64625
DOI
10.1109/68.536658
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