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Physical modeling of a two-wave measurement method in an autoreflection optoelectronic displacement-monitoring system

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This paper discusses a two-wave measurement method that makes it possible to reduce the influence of a temperature gradient of the air channel on the result of measuring an object's displacement by means of an autoreflection optoelectronic system.

© 2009 Optical Society of America

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