1 March 2009 Measurement of the vibrating shape of a bimorph deformable mirror using a laser displacement sensor
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Abstract
A method to characterize the vibrating shape of a bimorph deformable mirror by measurement using a laser displacement sensor is presented. The displacement of the deformable mirror surface at a point is recorded as a frequency response function. The surface profile is synthesized from the response functions obtained at multiple points on a deformable mirror by postprocessing. The method has a wide frequency range and high-frequency resolution, suitable to investigate the resonance behavior of a deformable mirror. Although the spatial resolution is low compared with an interferometer, it is sufficient to identify low-spatial-order shapes at resonance frequencies. The accuracy of the displacement measurement is estimated to be comparable with interferometric data.
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Shin Oya "Measurement of the vibrating shape of a bimorph deformable mirror using a laser displacement sensor," Optical Engineering 48(3), 033601 (1 March 2009). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3095904
Published: 1 March 2009
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KEYWORDS
Deformable mirrors

Mirrors

Sensors

Adaptive optics

Electrodes

Interferometry

Surface finishing

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