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    Este estudio presenta una novedosa modulación de código único para interferometría homodina digital, simplificando la recuperación de fase. El nuevo método logra una alta sensibilidad óptica, avanzando las técnicas de medición de precisión.

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    • Procesamiento de Señales

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    • La interferometría homodina digital tradicional utiliza códigos duales de ruido seudoaleatorio para la modulación de desplazamiento de fase en cuadratura.
    • Esto permite la recuperación simultánea de la fase de interferencia y la puerta de alcance del tiempo de vuelo.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Proponer y validar un esquema de modulación simplificado de código único para interferometría homodina digital.
    • Retener el paso de fase de 4 niveles necesario para la detección homodina de doble modulación.

    Principales métodos:

    • Generación de un único código de ruido seudoaleatorio de m-secuencia para la modulación.
    • Verificación numérica de la preservación del perfil de autocorrelación de la m-secuencia.
    • Caracterización experimental del rendimiento de recuperación de fase y el acoplamiento del ruido de intensidad relativa.

    Principales resultados:

    • El esquema de modulación de código único retiene con éxito el perfil de autocorrelación de la m-secuencia.
    • La caracterización experimental confirmó una recuperación de fase efectiva.
    • Se demostró una sensibilidad óptica de 3 µrad/√Hz.

    Conclusiones:

    • El esquema de modulación de código único propuesto simplifica la interferometría homodina digital.
    • Mantiene el rendimiento al tiempo que reduce la complejidad.
    • Este avance ofrece potencial para sistemas de medición óptica más eficientes y sensibles.