In this work,we propose a method using frequency-modulated continuous-wave(FMCW)self-mixing interferometry(SMI)and all-phase fast Fourier transform(APFFT)for simultaneous measurement of speed and distance.APFFT offers...In this work,we propose a method using frequency-modulated continuous-wave(FMCW)self-mixing interferometry(SMI)and all-phase fast Fourier transform(APFFT)for simultaneous measurement of speed and distance.APFFT offers superior accuracy in frequency determination by mitigating issues like the fence effect and spectrum leakage,contributing to the high-accuracy measurement for speed and distance.Both simulations and experiments have demonstrated relative errors at the levels of 10^(−4) and 10^(−3) for distance and speed measurements,respectively.Furthermore,factors impacting measurement performance have been discussed.The proposed method provides a high-performance and cost-effective solution for distance and speed measurements,applicable across scientific research and various industrial domains.展开更多
In this paper, we present a method based on self-mixing interferometry combing extreme learning machine for real-time human blood pressure measurement. A signal processing method based on wavelet transform is applied ...In this paper, we present a method based on self-mixing interferometry combing extreme learning machine for real-time human blood pressure measurement. A signal processing method based on wavelet transform is applied to extract reversion point in the self-mixing interference signal, thus the pulse wave profile is successfully reconstructed. Considering the blood pressure values are intrinsically related to characteristic parameters of the pulse wave, 80 samples from the MIMIC-II database are used to train the extreme learning machine blood pressure model. In the experiment, 15 measured samples of pulse wave signal are used as the prediction sets. The results show that the errors of systolic and diastolic blood pressure are both within 5 mm Hg compared with that by the Coriolis method.展开更多
The self-mixing interferometry(SMI)technique is an emerging sensing technology in microscale particle classification.However,due to the nature of the SMI effect raised by a microscattering particle,the signal analysis...The self-mixing interferometry(SMI)technique is an emerging sensing technology in microscale particle classification.However,due to the nature of the SMI effect raised by a microscattering particle,the signal analysis suffers from many problems compared with a macro target,such as lower signal-to-noise ratio(SNR),short transit time,and time-varying modulation strength.Therefore,the particle sizing measurement resolution is much lower than the one in typical displacement measurements.To solve these problems,in this paper,first,a theoretical model of the phase variation of a singleparticle SMI signal burst is demonstrated in detail.The relationship between the phase variation and the particle size is investigated,which predicts that phase observation could be another alternative for particle detection.Second,combined with continuous wavelet transform and Hilbert transform,a novel phase-unwrapping algorithm is proposed.This algorithm can implement not only efficient individual burst extraction from the noisy raw signal,but also precise phase calculation for particle sizing.The measurement shows good accuracy over a range from 100 nm to 6μm with our algorithm,proving that our algorithm enables a simple and reliable quantitative particle characteristics retrieval and analysis methodology for microscale particle detection in biomedical or laser manufacturing fields.展开更多
Self-mixing interferometry(SMI)is an attractive sensing scheme that typically relies on mono-modal operation of an employed laser diode.However,change in laser modality can occur due to change in operating conditions....Self-mixing interferometry(SMI)is an attractive sensing scheme that typically relies on mono-modal operation of an employed laser diode.However,change in laser modality can occur due to change in operating conditions.So,detection of occurrence of multi-modality in SMI signals is necessary to avoid erroneous metric measurements.Typically,processing of multi-modal SMI signals is a difficult task due to the diverse and complex nature of such signals.However,the proposed techniques can significantly ease this task by identifying the modal state of SMI signals with 100%success rate so that interferometric fringes can be correctly interpreted for metric sensing applications.展开更多
At the mirrors of a laser diode self-mixing interferometer,the output beams carry anti-correlated(i.e.f in phase opposition)interferometric signals,whereas the superposed noise fluctuations are(partially)correlated.Th...At the mirrors of a laser diode self-mixing interferometer,the output beams carry anti-correlated(i.e.f in phase opposition)interferometric signals,whereas the superposed noise fluctuations are(partially)correlated.Therefore,by using an instrumental output of the interferometer as the difference of the two,we double the amplitude of the self-mixing useful signal,while the superposed noise is reduced.To validate the idea,we first calculate the noise reduction by means of a second-quantization model,finding that in a laser diode the signal-to-noise ratio(SNR)can be improved by 8.2 dB,typically.Then,we also carry out an experimental measurement of SNR and find very good agreement with the theoretical result.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62005234)the China Scholarship Council Post-Doctoral Program(No.202107230002)the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(No.2024JJ6434).
文摘In this work,we propose a method using frequency-modulated continuous-wave(FMCW)self-mixing interferometry(SMI)and all-phase fast Fourier transform(APFFT)for simultaneous measurement of speed and distance.APFFT offers superior accuracy in frequency determination by mitigating issues like the fence effect and spectrum leakage,contributing to the high-accuracy measurement for speed and distance.Both simulations and experiments have demonstrated relative errors at the levels of 10^(−4) and 10^(−3) for distance and speed measurements,respectively.Furthermore,factors impacting measurement performance have been discussed.The proposed method provides a high-performance and cost-effective solution for distance and speed measurements,applicable across scientific research and various industrial domains.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.61675174)the Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province (No.2020J01705)。
文摘In this paper, we present a method based on self-mixing interferometry combing extreme learning machine for real-time human blood pressure measurement. A signal processing method based on wavelet transform is applied to extract reversion point in the self-mixing interference signal, thus the pulse wave profile is successfully reconstructed. Considering the blood pressure values are intrinsically related to characteristic parameters of the pulse wave, 80 samples from the MIMIC-II database are used to train the extreme learning machine blood pressure model. In the experiment, 15 measured samples of pulse wave signal are used as the prediction sets. The results show that the errors of systolic and diastolic blood pressure are both within 5 mm Hg compared with that by the Coriolis method.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61905005 and 52175375)the General Program of Science and Technology Development Project of Beijing Municipal Education Commission(No.KM202110005004)。
文摘The self-mixing interferometry(SMI)technique is an emerging sensing technology in microscale particle classification.However,due to the nature of the SMI effect raised by a microscattering particle,the signal analysis suffers from many problems compared with a macro target,such as lower signal-to-noise ratio(SNR),short transit time,and time-varying modulation strength.Therefore,the particle sizing measurement resolution is much lower than the one in typical displacement measurements.To solve these problems,in this paper,first,a theoretical model of the phase variation of a singleparticle SMI signal burst is demonstrated in detail.The relationship between the phase variation and the particle size is investigated,which predicts that phase observation could be another alternative for particle detection.Second,combined with continuous wavelet transform and Hilbert transform,a novel phase-unwrapping algorithm is proposed.This algorithm can implement not only efficient individual burst extraction from the noisy raw signal,but also precise phase calculation for particle sizing.The measurement shows good accuracy over a range from 100 nm to 6μm with our algorithm,proving that our algorithm enables a simple and reliable quantitative particle characteristics retrieval and analysis methodology for microscale particle detection in biomedical or laser manufacturing fields.
文摘Self-mixing interferometry(SMI)is an attractive sensing scheme that typically relies on mono-modal operation of an employed laser diode.However,change in laser modality can occur due to change in operating conditions.So,detection of occurrence of multi-modality in SMI signals is necessary to avoid erroneous metric measurements.Typically,processing of multi-modal SMI signals is a difficult task due to the diverse and complex nature of such signals.However,the proposed techniques can significantly ease this task by identifying the modal state of SMI signals with 100%success rate so that interferometric fringes can be correctly interpreted for metric sensing applications.
文摘At the mirrors of a laser diode self-mixing interferometer,the output beams carry anti-correlated(i.e.f in phase opposition)interferometric signals,whereas the superposed noise fluctuations are(partially)correlated.Therefore,by using an instrumental output of the interferometer as the difference of the two,we double the amplitude of the self-mixing useful signal,while the superposed noise is reduced.To validate the idea,we first calculate the noise reduction by means of a second-quantization model,finding that in a laser diode the signal-to-noise ratio(SNR)can be improved by 8.2 dB,typically.Then,we also carry out an experimental measurement of SNR and find very good agreement with the theoretical result.