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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2005 No.1DUAL-FREQUENCY LASER USING ANISOTROPIC BIREFLECTANCE FILM (1.2~6.0 MHz) AND ITS POLARIZATION CHARACTER

Yan Juqun

 

Yin Chunyong

State Key Laboratory of Precision
Measurement Technology
and Instruments,
Department of Precision Instruments
and Mechanology,
Tsinghua University,

Beijing 100084, China

 

 Jiang Hong
Pretech Science Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing 100084, China

 

 

DUAL-FREQUENCY LASER USING
ANISOTROPIC BIREFLECTANCE
FILM (1.2~6.0 MHz) AND ITS
POLARIZATION CHARACTER*


Abstract: The appropriate bireflectance film series are selected to get the beat-frequency of dual-frequency laser using anisotropic bireflectance film (DLABF) from 1.2 MHz to 6 MHz. The maximum measurement velocity of the interferometer utilizing DLABF can be up to1.8 m/s. Generally the outputs of the DLABF in a transverse magnetic field are two orthogonal micro-elliptical polarized components when DLABF can emit dual-frequency laser. When the laser tube is spun in the magnetic field, the ellipticities of these two components are also changed. In some certain relative angles, the outputs the DLABF are two almost ideally orthogonal linear polarized components. The frequency stabilization of DLABF is also discussed. The maximum variation of the beat-frequency of the stabilized DLABF can be 0.15 kHz within 46 h. As no quarter wave plate (QWP) needed, DLABFs have better thermal stability than longitudinal Zeeman lasers.

Key words: He-Ne laser  Bireflectance film  Polarization character

 


* This project is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50027002). Received October 20, 2004; received in revised form November 8, 2004; accepted November 30, 2004

 

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