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Retroreflective grating analysis versus physical measurements of surface contour
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Retroreflective grating analysis versus physical measurements of surface contour
Retroreflective grating analysis versus physical measurements of surface contour
Authors:
XZ
Xianzhu Zhang
Xianzhu Zhang
WN
Walter P. North
Walter P. North
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1 May 1998
journal article
Published by
SPIE-Intl Soc Optical Eng
in
Optical Engineering
Vol. 37
(5)
,
1464-1467
DOI:
10.1117/1.601661
Abstract
The technique of retroreflective grating analysis is presented to measure surface contour. This noncontacting optical method can detect a dent with maximum depth less than 10 μm. A comparison with some physical measuring systems indicates that it has advantage over such contacting measurements, especially for specular surfaces. ©
1998 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers.
Keywords
SOCIETY
CONTOUR
SPECULAR
DENT
GRATING ANALYSIS
RETROREFLECTIVE
NONCONTACTING
PHYSICAL MEASURING
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