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Optical FrequencyModulated ContinuousWave (FMCW) Interferometry (Springer Series in Optical Sciences, 107),New
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Optical interference plays a prominent role in scientific discovery and modern technology. Historically, optical interference was instrumental in establishing the wave nature of light. Nowadays, optical interference continues to be of great importance in areas such as spectroscopy and metrology. Thus far, the physical optics literature has discussed the interference of optical waves with the same single frequency (i.e., homodyne interference) and the interference of optical waves with two different frequencies (i.e., heterodyne interference), but it hardly ever deals with the interference of optical waves whose frequencies are continuously modulated (i.e., frequencymodulated continuouswave int ference). Frequencymodulated continuouswave (FMCW) interference, which was originally investigated in radar in the 1950s, has been recently introduced in optics. The study of optical FMCW interference not only updates our kno edge about the nature of light but also creates a new advanced technology for precision measurements. This book introduces the principles, applications, and signal processing of optical FMCW interference. The layout of this book is straightforward. Chapter 1 gives a short introduction to optical FMCW interferometry by considering the historical development, general concepts, and major advantages provided by this new technology. Chapter 2 focuses on the principles of optical FMCW interference. Three different versions of optical FMCW interference sawtoothwave optical FMCW interference, triangularwave optical FMCW interference, and sinusoidalwave optical FMCW interferenceare discussed in detail. Moreover, multiplebeam optical FMCW interference and multip wavelength optical FMCW interference are also discussed by this chapter.
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