Abstract
Quantum-dot lasers use quantum dots to oscillate at high temperatures. Moreover, they have a single wavelength. However, because it is difficult to make the quantum dots the same size, the half-width of the laser beam becomes wider. As the half-width of the laser beam widens, the self-coupling signal also becomes wider. Therefore, we proposed a new signal processing method for self-coupling signals and conducted basic research on displacement measurements.
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