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<strong>Poster</strong> <strong>Session</strong>, Thursday, <strong>June</strong> <strong>17</strong><br />

Theme F686 - N1123<br />

Nanodistance Measurement based on CD pick-up Head using Auto Offset Canceller Amplifier<br />

Pezhman Sasanpour 1 , Mohammad Haghnegahdar 2 , Milad Taherian 2 and Bizhan Rashidian 1,2*<br />

1 Institute for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran<br />

2 Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran<br />

Abstract— We have designed and implemented system for detection of linear movement detection below 30 m. In linear<br />

regime focus error signal can be exploited as a criterion of displacement. In this regard optical pick-up head of CD drives and<br />

its quadrant photodiode and laser system can be used as a reliable system. In order to improve operation of system independent<br />

of environment light, we have added an additional system consisting amplifier + offset canceller after the module in order to<br />

omit background light noise and accordingly enhance the sensitivity and resolution of system.<br />

Precise displacement detection is one of important issues<br />

in the nano science and nano technology. There are different<br />

ideas for detecting small scale movement with different levels<br />

of accuracy. Among those, interferometery and capacitance<br />

sensors can be mentioned [1-3]. Using position sensitive<br />

photodiodes and embedded quadrant photodiode system of<br />

used in pickup head of optical disk drives, has found lots of<br />

potential applications [4-6]. Considering cost efficiency and<br />

easily access, in addition to accuracy and sensitivity, we have<br />

implemented and improved a method of movement detection<br />

based on quadrant photodiode system used on optical pick-up<br />

head of CD drives.<br />

The main idea in this method is exactly the same used in<br />

the pickup head of CD/DVD for focus error detection and<br />

correction. In a usual pickup head light beam emitted from a<br />

laser diode after spreading over a grating is divided into 3<br />

separated light beam that are directed on the CD surface. Light<br />

beam reflected from CD surface will then be directed onto the<br />

center of quadrant photo diode. If position of CD is exactly on<br />

focus plane of laser beam, reflected light beam on the quad<br />

photo diode will have shape of circle. Otherwise reflection of<br />

beam on the surface of photo diode will not be a complete<br />

circle and it will be similar to ellipse. This elliptic figure will<br />

produce different levels of power on each of photo diode.<br />

Focus error of CD in this system is defined (A+C)-(B+D).<br />

As it has been shown in figure 1, according to direction,<br />

focus error signal (FES) could be positive or negative. By<br />

using the FES in its linear regime, this system can be used as a<br />

method for detection of displacement in linear direction.<br />

c<br />

a<br />

A<br />

D<br />

B<br />

C<br />

(A+C)<br />

(B+D)<br />

b<br />

(A+C)-(B+D)<br />

FE>0<br />

d<br />

A<br />

D<br />

B<br />

C<br />

(A+C)<br />

(B+D)<br />

A<br />

D<br />

B<br />

C<br />

(A+C)<br />

(B+D)<br />

(A+C)-(B+D)<br />

FE=0<br />

(A+C)-(B+D)<br />

Figure1: (a) Microscopy image of quadrant photodiode (QPD)module<br />

used in optical pick-up head. (b) FES for Object in Focus plane.<br />

(c) FES for Object below focus plane. (d) FES for Object above focus<br />

plane.<br />

Figure 2 shows result of QPD signal obtained by moving<br />

object. As it has been depicted linear region in this system is<br />

30 m.<br />

FE

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