Measuring method of geometric size distribution of kdp crystal needle damage points
A technology of geometric dimensions and measurement methods, which is applied in the directions of measuring devices, analyzing materials, optical testing defects/defects, etc., can solve the problems of increased crystal scattering loss, damage of downstream optical components, and increased ratio of downstream beams of crystals, etc., to improve measurement Accuracy, effect of eliminating birefringence effect
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[0064] A measuring device for measuring the geometric size distribution of needle-shaped damage points in KDP crystals, including a test laser 1, an energy attenuation device 2, a first reflector 3, a second reflector 4, an optical wedge 5, a first polarizer 6, a half-wave Sheet 7, second cylindrical lens 8, three-dimensional translation stage 9, third mirror 11, third cylindrical lens 12, detection laser 13, microscope 14, PC computer 15, energy meter 16, CCD camera 17, first cylindrical lens 18 , controller 19 and first polarizer 20;
[0065] The test light generated by the test laser 1 passes through the energy attenuation device 2, the first reflector 3, and the second reflector 4 in turn, and then enters the optical wedge 5, and a part of the test light is reflected on the front surface of the optical wedge 5 to form the first reflection Test light, the first reflected test light is imaged to the CCD camera 17 after the first cylindrical lens 18; a part of the test light ...
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[0067] On the basis of the first embodiment, the probe light incident on the sample 10 to be tested and the transmitted test light incident on the sample 10 to be tested are transmitted collinearly in opposite directions.
Embodiment 3
[0069] On the basis of Embodiment 1 or Embodiment 2, the detection laser 13 is a white light source or a broadband light source.
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