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    This study enhances self-mixing interferometry (SMI) for longer detection ranges on diffuse targets. By using frequency-modulated (FM) signal detection with an acetylene edge filter, the new method significantly improves signal-to-noise ratio.

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    Background:

    • Self-mixing interferometry (SMI) is a robust technique for metrology but has limited range for diffuse targets.
    • Conventional SMI struggles with weak backscattering signals and short detection distances.

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    • To overcome the limitations of conventional SMI in detecting weak backscattering signals.

    Main Methods:

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