Method for verifying and adjusting grating parallelism based on moire fringe equation
A moiré fringe and grating technology, applied in the field of optical measurement, can solve the problems such as the difficulty of completely parallel grating surfaces and the influence of experimental results, and achieve the effects of low implementation cost, easy operation and high data accuracy.
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[0052] Embodiment 1: no field to be tested
[0053] In this embodiment, the method for verifying and adjusting grating parallelism based on the Moiré fringe equation includes the following steps:
[0054] S1: the optical path system of the experimental device includes a pair of gratings, respectively grating G 1 and grating G 2 , set the grating G close to the light source 1 For the reference grating, the grating G 2 is the grating to be adjusted;
[0055] S2: Determine the three-dimensional coordinate system
[0056] Such as figure 1 As shown, let the grating G 1 The center of is the origin of the coordinates, the propagation direction of the optical path is the z-axis on the horizontal plane, the x-axis is the direction perpendicular to the z-axis on the horizontal plane, and the y-axis is the direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane;
[0057] S3: setting the directions of the grating lines of the two gratings to form angles of +α / 2 and -α / 2 with the y-axis;
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[0080] Example 2: field to be tested
[0081] It can be seen from the fringe equation that under the irradiation of a plane wave and in the absence of a field to be measured, if the two grating surfaces are parallel, the fringe pattern is a series of straight Moiré fringes with equal spacing. If the two grating surfaces are not strictly parallel and have a certain angle with the x-axis plane, the inclination of the fringes will not change, but the fringe spacing will change with the angle between the grating surface and the x-axis plane, such as image 3 shown. Therefore, we can verify and adjust the parallelism of the two grating surfaces on the basis of the fringe spacing.
[0082] In the case of the field to be measured, due to the existence of the field to be measured 4, the incident on the grating G 1 The probe light field of the front surface is disturbed. Taking the temperature flow field of a burning candle as an example, the Moiré fringes are as follows: Figure 6...
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