Ying Duan
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Ying Duan is a researcher specializing in precision measurement and optical sensing, with a particular focus on position-sensitive detector (PSD) technology and multi-beam detection systems. Her most cited work, "Multi-beam synchronous measurement based on PSD phase detection using frequency-domain multiplexing" (2013), introduces an innovative approach to overcoming the limitations of single-beam PSD methods by employing frequency-domain multiplexing for simultaneous multi-dimensional displacement detection. This contribution is critical for advancing applications in three-dimensional vision reconstruction, robot precision control, and multi-dimension position measurement. Although her citation count is modest, Duan's work addresses foundational challenges in optical metrology, offering a scalable solution for complex sensing tasks. Her research bridges the gap between theoretical phase detection principles and practical engineering implementations, making her a notable figure in the field of precision instrumentation. For students and researchers exploring advanced optical measurement techniques, Duan's work provides a clear pathway from centroid-based detection to sophisticated multi-beam systems, underscoring her role in pushing the boundaries of real-time, high-accuracy sensing.
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