The closed-loop technique has been demonstrated as a possible configuration to design a vibrometer based upon self-mixing interferometry. The electronic feedback loop allows a better linearity while extending the linearity range of a self-mixing interferometer. A deep analysis of the feedback loop is carried out in order to improve stability and performance through a digital approach. This work describes first the simulation of the closed-loop vibrometer, and then the performance obtained through its implementation on an FPGA based prototype.
Development of a design tool for closed-loop digital vibrometer
MELCHIONNI, DARIO;MAGNANI, ALESSANDRO;PESATORI, ALESSANDRO;NORGIA, MICHELE
2015-01-01
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The closed-loop technique has been demonstrated as a possible configuration to design a vibrometer based upon self-mixing interferometry. The electronic feedback loop allows a better linearity while extending the linearity range of a self-mixing interferometer. A deep analysis of the feedback loop is carried out in order to improve stability and performance through a digital approach. This work describes first the simulation of the closed-loop vibrometer, and then the performance obtained through its implementation on an FPGA based prototype.File in questo prodotto:
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