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14 September 2018 Improvements in the scanning long-wave optical test system
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The Scanning Long-wave Optical Test System (SLOTS) is a slope measuring deflectometry system that provides accurate measurements on ground surfaces. As it uses a thermal source, we can measure an optic during the grinding phase which allows us to correct figure errors when material removal is much faster. We have made improvements in SLOTS, such as the step-and-stare method, the ceramic rod, and the Gaussian fitting processing software, so that this system supports higher accuracy and resolution. As a result, SLOTS is an optical testing system that covers a huge portion of the fabrication process from the grinding to the figuring. It is a complementary solution for other metrology systems such as the laser tracker, SCOTS, and null interferometry. SLOTS can reduce the manufacturing time by producing ground aspheres that have low errors of the surface figure when polishing begins.
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Hyemin Yoo, Greg A. Smith, Chang Jin Oh, Andrew E. Lowman, and Matthew Dubin "Improvements in the scanning long-wave optical test system", Proc. SPIE 10742, Optical Manufacturing and Testing XII, 1074216 (14 September 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2321265
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Interferometry

Optical testing

Deflectometry

Optical scanning systems

Polishing

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