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14 November 2001 Stitching interferometry for the wavefront metrology of x-ray mirrors
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Abstract
We discuss the possibility of using Stitching Interferometry for the surface shape metrology of X-ray Mirros. Indeed, Stitching Interferometry combines a large field of measurement with a high lateral resolution. In other words, it provides large-scale and medium-scale measurements in a single instrument. Small-scale deformations is considered here to be roughness, and will not be dealt with in this article. The only potential problem in Stitching Interferometry is large-scale fluctuation. This is not due to the Stitching Process itself, but to small measurement errors which get amplified by the long dimension of the typical X-ray Mirror. This will be addressed, and it will be shown that it need not be a problem. As we have not completed our series of experimental measurements, we will illustrate our article with stitching measurements performed in large MegaJoule components (800 x 400 mm), and show an example of Mixed Stitching, involving measurement files of different origin.
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Michael Bray "Stitching interferometry for the wavefront metrology of x-ray mirrors", Proc. SPIE 4501, X-Ray Mirrors, Crystals, and Multilayers, (14 November 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.448499
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KEYWORDS
Stitching interferometry

Mirrors

X-rays

Interferometers

Calibration

Photovoltaics

Interferometry

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