High-precision laser centroid extraction algorithm for slight positional variations using four-quadrant detectors

This article presents a high-precision algorithm for extracting laser centroids using a four-quadrant detector (4QD), specifically designed for situations where laser position shifts happen on the nanoscale. The algorithm uses an iterative method to create a functional relationship between position changes and the differential output signals from the 4QD. We have validated the algorithm through simulations and experimental tests.

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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3037139
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Astronomical Observations and Instrumentation
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High-precision laser centroid extraction algorithm for slight positional variations using four-quadrant detectors

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High-precision laser centroid extraction algorithm for slight positional variations using four-quadrant detectors

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Abstract

This article presents a high-precision algorithm for extracting laser centroids using a four-quadrant detector (4QD), specifically designed for situations where laser position shifts happen on the nanoscale. The algorithm uses an iterative method to create a functional relationship between position changes and the differential output signals from the 4QD. We have validated the algorithm through simulations and experimental tests.

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