6 April 2012 Swing-arm optical coordinate measuring machine: modal estimation of systematic errors from dual probe shear measurements
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Abstract
The swing-arm optical coordinate measuring machine (SOC), a profilometer with a distance-measuring interferometric probe for in situ measurement of the topography of aspheric surfaces,has been used for measuring highly aspheric mirrors with a performance rivaling full aperture interferometric tests. Recently, we implemented a dual probe, self-calibration mode for the SOC. Data from the dual probes can be used to calibrate the swing-arm air bearing errors since both probes see the same bearing errors while measuring different portions of the test surface. Bearing errors are reconstructed from modal estimation of the sheared signal.
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Peng Su, Robert E. Parks, Yuhao Wang, Chang Jin Oh, and James H. Burge "Swing-arm optical coordinate measuring machine: modal estimation of systematic errors from dual probe shear measurements," Optical Engineering 51(4), 043604 (6 April 2012). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.51.4.043604
Published: 6 April 2012
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KEYWORDS
Error analysis

System on a chip

Calibration

Aspheric lenses

Interferometry

Mirrors

Optical engineering

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