Abstract:Abstract: The non-contact measurement technology of small amplitude vibration based on vortex beam interference principle is studied. The current status of optical measurement technology based on vortex beam interference is reviewed and analyzed. Aiming at these problems existing in the previous research, an interferometric vibration measurement configuration (OAM-GS) is proposed, which uses a Gaussian beam as the detection beam and a vortex beam as the reference beam. In view of the impact of the aberration introduced by the detection light in the target surface reflection and propagation process on the interference pattern, the method of spatial filtering the returned detection light before interferometric measurement is adopted to effectively filter out the interference pattern distortion caused by static aberration. In the experimental research, the 4f imaging optical path is used to prepare the vortex reference light with a Gaussian light intensity distribution to achieve the optimal matching of the detection light and the reference light mode. In addition, a phase extraction scheme using high-speed linear array camera as the detection device is proposed, which can improve the acquisition rate of the system. Finally, the experimental optical path is built, and the piezoelectric mirror frame is used as the driving source to measure the low-frequency vibration information of the optical mirror as the detection target.