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15 October 2005 Bessel beam based optical profilometry
V. Belyi, M. Kroening, N. Kazak, N. Khilo, A. Mashchenko, P. Ropot
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Abstract
We present our results of the development of some schemes for nondestructive optical profilometry of cylindrically shaped surfaces by using spatially matched conical light beams. A theoretical model is elaborated which describes profilometers with Bessel beams. A special feature of the profilometers proposed is the possibility to control their sensitivity and resolution. To this end, a scheme of tuning the cone angle of the Bessel beam over a wide range is incorporated. The operation regime of the profilometers is characterized by a nonzero spatial frequency of output signal. It allow us to apply a new algorithm for the interpretation of the output signal. This algorithm consists in the calculation of the azimuth spectrum which characterizes the deviation of tested profiles from the circular ones.
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V. Belyi, M. Kroening, N. Kazak, N. Khilo, A. Mashchenko, and P. Ropot "Bessel beam based optical profilometry", Proc. SPIE 5964, Detectors and Associated Signal Processing II, 59640L (15 October 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.624491
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KEYWORDS
Profilometers

Diffraction

Axicons

Bessel beams

Charge-coupled devices

Nondestructive evaluation

Beam shaping

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