1993
DOI: 10.1016/0141-6359(93)90342-8
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Shape measurement of workpiece surface with zone-plate interferometer during machine running

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“…In a common-path interferometer, the reference beam and the measurement beam travel along the same path. In an on-machine zone-plate interferometer, a zone-plate [180], which is a CGH with circular diffraction structures, serves as a beam splitter to divide the illumination beam into the zeroth and the first order beams, working as the reference beam and the measurement beam, respectively. Since the reference and measurement paths are common, the generated interferograms are only minimally influenced by machine vibration and air disturbances.…”
Section: Reference Mirrormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a common-path interferometer, the reference beam and the measurement beam travel along the same path. In an on-machine zone-plate interferometer, a zone-plate [180], which is a CGH with circular diffraction structures, serves as a beam splitter to divide the illumination beam into the zeroth and the first order beams, working as the reference beam and the measurement beam, respectively. Since the reference and measurement paths are common, the generated interferograms are only minimally influenced by machine vibration and air disturbances.…”
Section: Reference Mirrormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the reference and measurement paths are common, the generated interferograms are only minimally influenced by machine vibration and air disturbances. It has been demonstrated that stable interferograms were obtained when a spherical workpiece was being rotated by the spindle at a rotational speed of 900 rpm, which was the same as the speed for cutting the workpiece [180]. Since an asymmetric wavefront can Fig.…”
Section: Reference Mirrormentioning
confidence: 99%