Optical Modulation Transfer Function Analysis Method for Absolute Distance Measurement
An optical modulation and transfer function technology, which is applied in the absolute distance measurement and high-precision field of millimeter-level measurement range, can solve the problem of low precision, and achieve the effect of large measurement range, short measurement time and high measurement accuracy
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[0038] The method of the present invention is used to detect the common phase error of the segmented primary mirror telescope, and the principle of the optical path is as follows: figure 1 shown.
[0039] The initial common phase error of the segmented primary mirror telescope is on the order of submillimeters, where the common phase error corresponds to the axial distance between the measured mirror and the standard mirror. When working, the light source of the telescope is usually starlight, which can be regarded as parallel light. One of the sub-mirrors is used as a standard mirror. The plane wave is reflected by the standard mirror and the measured mirror. The reflected light wave carries the absolute difference between the two adjacent sub-mirrors. The distance ΔL is the information of the common phase error, and then reflected by the secondary mirror 1 of the telescope, the collimator lens 4 becomes two beams of parallel light waves, and the optical path difference OPD b...
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[0048] The method of the present invention is used to detect the height of the block gauge, and the schematic diagram of the optical path is as follows figure 2 shown.
[0049] The principle of the method used to detect the height of the block gauge is basically the same as the principle of detecting the common phase error of the block mirror. The plane wave emitted by the white light collimator 1 is reflected by the beam splitter 4 to the measured mirror 3 and the standard mirror 2, and the height difference between the standard mirror and the measured mirror is ΔL. Accurately measure the absolute distance ΔL between the measured mirror and the standard mirror along the optical axis, and then the height of the measured block gauge can be obtained. Typically, ΔL should be less than a few millimeters. The plane wave is reflected by the standard mirror and the measured mirror, and is divided into two parallel plane waves, and the optical path difference OPD between them is tw...
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