Rotating state detection apparatus using a plurality of light be

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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ABSTRACT:
A rotating state detection apparatus comprising, an optical device for detecting coherent beams toward a plurality of positions on a diffraction grating present along a rotational direction of a rotating object, an interfering device for superposing diffraction beams of a specific order with each other, the diffraction beams being diffracted at the plurality of different positions on the diffraction grating, and light-receiving device for receiving the superposed beams obtained by the interfering device, and for photoelectrically converting interference fringes formed by the superposed beams.

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