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Analysis and implementation of algorithms for embedded self-mixing displacement sensors design

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Figure 1.6 – The regimes of feedback effects at different power ratio, as a function of reflection distance.
Figure 1.9 – Optical power variations and their corresponding beat frequencies for a triangular injection current.
Figure 1.10 – Shape in time variation of simulated SM signals for the same harmonic target displacement of 4λ.
Figure 1.12 – Three di fferent calculated plots of Eq. 1.39 obtained with α = 3, α = 7, α = 10 and C = 3
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