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27 February 2015 Undisturbed interferometric sensing through a fluid interface by electrically-tunable lenses and micro mirrors
J. Czarske, C. Leithold, Hannes Radner, L. Büttner, Moritz Stürmer, U. Wallrabe
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Abstract
We have harnessed the power of various programmable photonics devices for an interferometric measurement technique. Distortion-free laser-based velocity measurements through a dynamic gas-liquid interface are enabled by a closed-loop optoelectronic system. We are employing electrically tunable lenses and micro mirrors to correct low-order wavefront distortions effectively. Our work represents a paradigm shift in interferometric velocity measurement techniques from using static to dynamic optical elements.
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J. Czarske, C. Leithold, Hannes Radner, L. Büttner, Moritz Stürmer, and U. Wallrabe "Undisturbed interferometric sensing through a fluid interface by electrically-tunable lenses and micro mirrors", Proc. SPIE 9366, Smart Photonic and Optoelectronic Integrated Circuits XVII, 93660D (27 February 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2077496
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KEYWORDS
Adaptive optics

Interfaces

Mirrors

Velocity measurements

Laser Doppler velocimetry

Wavefront distortions

Lenses

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