Method and device for measuring appearance and wall thickness of sphere by combining differential confocal and point-diffraction interference

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of optical precision measurement and relates to a method and a device for measuring the appearance and the wall thickness of a sphere by combining a differential confocal confocal technology and point-diffraction interference. The method realizes the high-precision rapid measurement on the appearance of the outer surface of the sphere by using the point-diffraction interference, the rotation of the measured sphere and the splice of a measuring sub-aperture; and the appearance and wall thickness of the inner surface and the outer surface of a key area of a transparent or semitransparent sphere can be scanned and measured point by point by using the differentia confocal technology. The invention organically integrates a point-diffraction interference technology and the differentia confocal technology so as to realize the synchronous measurement on the appearance and the wall thickness of the inner surface and the outer surface of the sphere, and aims to solve the difficult problems that the traditional AFM or a single confocal sensor and the other scanning methods have low measuring speed, low efficiency, easy leakage in measurement and the like during measuring the surface of the sphere. The invention has broad application prospect in the fields of testing the appearance and the wall thickness of a laser fusion pellet, the appearance and the outline of a spherical surface and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of optical precision measurement and can be used for the measurement of the surface topography and profile of a sphere and the internal and external surface profile, topography and wall thickness measurement of a transparent or translucent hollow sphere. technical background [0002] Hollow glass microspheres have the advantages of light weight, high strength, heat insulation, corrosion resistance, non-combustibility, electrical insulation, chemical inertness and good fluidity. They have a wide range of applications in nuclear fusion, hydrogen storage, deep-sea exploration, aerospace and drug diagnosis. Applications. [0003] The commonly used target pellets in laser inertial confinement fusion (ICF) experiments contain D 2 Or DT and other thermonuclear fuel microspheres, it is generally believed that: micro-geometric parameters such as the contour of the inner and outer surfaces of the target pellet and wa...

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