Machkour-Deshayes, N.
, Griesmann, U.
and Kim, B.
(2005),
Modal Reconstruction of Aspheric Surfaces from Experimental Second Derivatives, The Fourth International Conference on Operations Research (CIR0'5), Marrakech, Morocco, USA
(Accessed January 13, 2025)
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Modal Reconstruction of Aspheric Surfaces from Experimental Second Derivatives
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Abstract
A method for the measurement of precise aspheric optical surfaces based on measurements of the second derivatives of the surface is evaluated. A compact phase-measuring interferometer is used to determine the second derivatives of a surface on a survey grid. A reconstruction algorithm, based on a model for the surface, is then applied to the derivative data to reconstruct the surface. The effect of measurement uncertainties on the uncertainty of the reconstructed surface is evaluated.Conference Dates
May 23-26, 2005
Conference Location
Marrakech, Morocco, USA
Conference Title
The Fourth International Conference on Operations Research (CIR0'5)
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Conferences
Keywords
curvature measurements, local geometry, modal method, precision optics, precision surfaces, surface reconstruction, Zernike polynomial
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Created January 1, 2005, Updated February 19, 2017