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Dynamic Interferometry: Getting Rid of the Jitters
1 shows how 12 mea-. surements can be averaged to reduce. print-through errors. diverger. QWP. pupil imaging. high. optics. resolution. test. Instantaneous interferometry. pixel. camera. mirror. mask. Fortunately, there are many ways to. (2x,2y) ( 2x+1,2y). make interferometric measurements
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Hyperbit: Patented New Technology Increases DAC Resolution and Provides Improved Positioning Resolution.
with an. bitness. update rate matching these criteria can benefit from. HyperBitTM. Figure 4 shows several examples. In the high-resolution interferometry shown in Figure. 6, the waveform amplitude is ~10·LSB. Without. HyperBitTM, the waveform shows stepwise behavior. characteristic of limited DAC resolution
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Watch and Clock Part Surface Quality Depends on White-light Interferometry (.pdf)
Optical metrology is gaining in importance for quality assurance of precision micro-parts. Fast, high resolution measurements using a non-contact, non-reactive (zero mass loading) optical technique are particularly appealing for micro-parts. By reviewing an application from the watch
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High-Speed Data Acquisition for Medical Imaging Using SDR Technology (.pdf)
. Medical ultrasound, which borrows heavily from naval sonar, is probably the best known example, but other technology developed for military purposes is also being adapted to medical uses. ./52a570b2-c61d-4bdc-a215-6b788395a49f GE. Intelligent Platforms. High-Speed Data. Acquisition for. Medical
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Novel Interferometer Enables Challenging Measurements
Dynamic interferometry is a standard technique for measuring optics, meter-class optics and optical systems in challenging environments. The method provides high out-of-plane resolution and repeatability even in the pres¬ence of significant vibration and air turbulence. A new dynamic interferometer
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Utilizing Laser Technology in Dimensional Metrology Applications
The wavelength of light provides a very high resolution, linear, and stable reference for dimensional measurement. Labmaster(R) instruments effectively couple the wavelength of light to the part to be measured. They do this by using a fringe counting laser interferometer1 to detect linear motion
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Another way to peer inside the body
Optical coherence tomography combines interferometry and high-tech light sources to capture images of living tissue. This schematic illustrates OCT imaging based on a low-coherence Michelson interferometer. The detector sweeps out an interferogram as the reference arm scans through path length
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Infrared Sensor Graphic Interface PVC Sheet Material
The WaferSight wafer-flatness tool performs high-resolution and high-throughput mapping of wafer shape, flatness, and thickness variations. Based on proprietary optical laser interferometry, the in-line metrology system is available for 300- and advanced 200-mm wafer processing. Its subnanometer