双波长激光通信系统光轴一致性测试方法的研究的中期报告.docxVIP

双波长激光通信系统光轴一致性测试方法的研究的中期报告 Abstract: The aim of this research is to study and evaluate the optical axis consistency testing method for dual-wavelength laser communication systems. In this mid-term report, we present the background and literature review of the research, the proposed methodology, and initial results from simulation experiments. Introduction: Dual-wavelength laser communication systems are widely used in long-distance communication due to their high-speed and long-range capabilities. However, in such systems, the optical axis consistency between the two wavelengths is crucial as it affects the coherence and quality of the communication. Thus, it is important to develop an efficient and accurate testing method for such systems. Background and Literature Review: Several methods have been proposed to test the optical axis consistency of dual-wavelength laser communication systems. The most common method is the heterodyne detection method, which involves mixing the two wavelengths and detecting the phase difference between them. Another method is the interferometric method, which uses a Michelson interferometer to measure the optical path difference between the two wavelengths. Recently, a new testing method based on the use of a diffractive optical element (DOE) has been proposed. This method involves using a DOE to separate the two wavelengths and then measuring their positions and angles using a camera and a beam profiler. However, the accuracy and effectiveness of this method need to be further evaluated. Methodology: In this research, we propose to evaluate the effectiveness and accuracy of the DOE-based testing method for dual-wavelength laser communication systems. The proposed methodology involves the following steps: 1. Simulate the dual-wavelength laser communication system with various misalignment scenarios using software tools such as Zemax. 2. Use a DOE to separate the two wavelengths and measure their positions and angles using a camera and