Abstract
A fiber autodyne laser feedback displacement sensor based on the effect of the frequency shift is demonstrated. The all-fiber structure enables our system to be easily employed in diverse complex and narrow scenes. By virtue of adopting an ultra-high sensitivity distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) fiber laser as the laser source and the frequency–shift technology to avoid the phenomenon that the measured signal of the low frequency is submerged in the noise, the measurement of the sub-picometer displacement under weak feedback condition has been achieved, which shows a great potential in the field of micro-vibration measurement. Moreover, the proposed system has advantages such as simplicity in system structure, low cost of implementation, and immunity to electromagnetic interference.
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