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방향 판별 분산간섭계의 최적 분산 조건 연구

Optimal Dispersion Condition to Distinguish OPD Directions of Spectrally-Resolved Interferometry

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2017;34(4):259-264.
Published online: April 1, 2017

1 조선대학교 광기술공학과

1 Department of Photonic Engineering, Chosun University

#E-mail: knjoo@chosun.ac.kr, TEL: +82-62-230-7235, FAX: +82-62-230-7437
• Received: July 16, 2016   • Revised: October 25, 2016   • Accepted: December 12, 2016

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Fig. 1 Optical configuration of the direction deterministic SRI, (CL: Collimating lens, BS: Beam splitter, M1, M2, Mirror, DM: Dispersive material) It is noted that L1 and L2 indicate distances between the end surface of BS and mirrors (M1 and M2), respectively
Fig. 2 Measured at same distance (90 μm) when the thickness of BK7: (a) 0 mm, (b) 0.9 mm
Fig. 3 (a) Measured distances, (b) Nonlinear coefficient, (c) Calibrated distance of SRI without the dispersive material
Fig. 4 (a) Measured distances, (b) Nonlinear coefficient, (c) Calibrated distance of SRI with the dispersive material
Fig. 5 Fourier amplitude of the signal peak for the glass thickness
Fig. 6 Measured distance result caused by poor visibility with the BK7 glass thickness of 1.2 mm
Fig. 7 Measured nonlinear coefficients with the BK7 cover glass thickness of (a) 0 mm, (b) 0.3 mm, (c) 0.45 mm, (d) 1.2 mm
Optimal Dispersion Condition to Distinguish OPD Directions of Spectrally-Resolved Interferometry

Summary of the direction deterministic SRI with the thickness of BK7 (t), nonlinear coefficients (4πtn1/c0), Fourier amplitude, chromatic dispersion (dn/) and possibility of determining direction (Dir.)

t
(mm)
4πtn1/c0
(THz-2)
Fourier
amplitude (105)
t × dn/
(μm /μm)
Dir.
0 2.07 × 10-4 5.35 0 N
0.15 1.36 × 10-2 4.83 -2.503 N
0.3 4.76 × 10-3 4.12 -5.007 N
0.45 8.37 × 10-2 3.70 -7.510 Y
0.6 6.63 × 10-2 2.86 -10.01 Y
0.75 9.79 × 10-2 2.25 -12.52 Y
0.9 8.81 × 10-2 1.87 -15.02 Y
1.05 8.76 × 10-2 1.43 -17.52 Y
1.2 2.15 × 10-1 1.19 -20.03 Y*
1.35 2.06 × 10-1 1.07 -22.53 Y*
1.5 1.78 × 10-1 0.89 -25.03 Y*

*Because of very low visibility, the direction determination (Dir.) can be done in the limited range

Table 1 Summary of the direction deterministic SRI with the thickness of BK7 (t), nonlinear coefficients (4πtn1/c0), Fourier amplitude, chromatic dispersion (dn/dλ) and possibility of determining direction (Dir.)

*Because of very low visibility, the direction determination (Dir.) can be done in the limited range