Abstract

A closed-loop phase-shifting Fizeau-type interferometer at λ=633 nm was constructed with the direct frequency modulation of laser diodes. The interferometer is servo controlled fully in the phase domain where optical phases are detected by a two-frequency optical heterodyne method. Stepwise phase shifting was accomplished with good stabilization against external disturbances (vibration, air flow, etc.)  and laser frequency fluctuations.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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