Method of noise cancellation in an unpolarized-laser instrument

Optics: measuring and testing – By particle light scattering – With photocell detection

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C356S343000, C356S364000

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07079243

ABSTRACT:
A method of noise reduction in a system where polarization mode fluctuations contribute to the noise in a signal is provided. Specifically, a corrected signal is formed by adjusting the relative and overall intensity of the orthogonal polarization components of an unpolarized laser source at a first detector positioned at a first angle with respect to the laser beam axis so that the first detector has the same sensitivity to polarization as a second detector positioned at a second angle with respect to the laser beam axis. This corrected signal is then subtracted from the signal at the second detector which detects a desired signal.

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