Abstract
Two-wavelength interferometers can extend an unambiguous measurement range; however, they suffer from complex optical configurations. To simplify the optical setup for a two-wavelength common-path off-axis interferometer, we propose a dual-channel two-wavelength interferometer using a polarized cube beam splitter. In contrast with the previously presented two-wavelength common-path off-axis interferometer, the proposed method has a simple setup, in which only one polarized cube beam splitter is inserted into the 4f system. With the help of polarization modulation, two single-wavelength interferograms can be captured simultaneously. Several experimental results are presented to demonstrate the advantages and effectiveness of the proposed method.
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