Method of using spherical wave front for absolute calibration of Hartmann-Shack sensor
A spherical wave front and sensor technology, applied in the direction of instruments, scientific instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve unreasonable problems and achieve the effect of improving measurement accuracy
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[0033] First introduce the optical structure and basic principle of the Hartmann-Shark sensor. Such as figure 2 Shown is the measurement process of Hartmann-Shark sensor and the distribution of light spots on the target surface of the photodetector. The Hartmann-Shark sensor uses the microlens array 1 to divide the wavefront of the incident signal into sub-apertures. The optical signal in each sub-aperture is focused on the photodetector 2 behind it, and the energy on the target surface of the photodetector 2 is used. The distribution is calculated for the centroid position.
[0034] figure 2 The dotted line in the left middle shows the propagation of the sensor's reference light wavefront. The light spot distribution of the dot matrix formed by the wavefront after being collected by the photodetector 2 can be determined by figure 1 It can be seen from the right that the box represents the sub-aperture divided by each micro lens, and the symbol in the figure Represents the la...
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