A double-sided optical metrology procedure for full thin plane parallel optics, such as glass wafers
Parallel optics can be challenging to characterize with classical fizeau interferometers. As a matter of fact, when both rear and […]
Parallel optics can be challenging to characterize with classical fizeau interferometers. As a matter of fact, when both rear and […]
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Examining how light is transmitted through lenses and reflected by surfaces can reveal defects. This guide will explain how important wavefront sensing is.
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Optical alignment using the radius of curvature measurement from HASO4 sensor Why do we use the radius of curvature for
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Aberrations cause distortions in optical instrumentation, lasers, and imaging systems. Here are 5 reasons to utilize Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors.
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MTF measurement using a Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor What is MTF? The Modulation Transfer Function or MTF measurement is a crucial metrology technique to evaluate
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