A novel hybrid-integrated fiber optic accelerometer, based on Michelson interferometry, is developed. It makes use of a seismic mass suspended by a transduction fiber in a mass support. The Michelson interferometer is realized by a symmetrical double Y-branching wave- guide and three polarizers, which are monolithically integrated on an x-cut, y-propagating LiNbO3 substrate with dimensions of X3Y3Z52 33836 mm. On the distal endfaces of both interferometric arms, high- reflectance aluminum films are directly coated and serve as reflecting mirrors. An alternating current phase tracking (PTAC) homodyne scheme has been employed to process the signal. The performance of a proto- type of the accelerometer is characterized. The measured frequency spectrum is in good agreement with the theoretical prediction.
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