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Three Electrode Laser as a Source and Detection Unit for Low Coherence Interferometry

Adrian Gh. Podoleanu, George M. Dobre, David A. Jackson, A. T. Semenov, S. A. Safin, and V. R. Shidlovski

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Abstract

The properties of a three electrode GaAs laser make it particularly suitable for initialising a low coherence interferometry set-up. Three successive procedures are used to minimise the optical path difference without altering the optical set-up.

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