Modern interferometry for length metrology : exploring limits and novel techniques / Ren�e Sch�odel (editor).

Contributor(s): Sch�odel, Ren�e [editor.] | Institute of Physics (Great Britain) [publisher.]Material type: TextTextSeries: IOP (Series)Release 6 | IOP expanding physicsPublisher: Bristol [England] (Temple Circus, Temple Way, Bristol BS1 6HG, UK) : IOP Publishing, [2018]Description: 1 online resource (various pagings) : illustrations (chiefly color)Content type: text Media type: electronic Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780750315784 ebookSubject(s): Length measurement | Interferometry | Applied physics | SCIENCE / Physics / Optics & LightAdditional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification: 530.8 LOC classification: QC102 .M645 2018ebOnline resources: e-book Full-text access Also available in print.
Contents:
1. Practical realisation of the length by interferometry-general principles and limitations -- 1.1. A short history of the metre and the present definition -- 1.2. Realisation of the length by direct measurement of the light travelling time (tim
2. Large field imaging interferometry for the measurement of the length of bar shaped material measures -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Topography-based measurement of the interference phase and extraction of the fractional order of interference --
3. Fizeau interferometry for the sub-nm accurate realisation of sphere radii -- 3.1. A brief history -- 3.2. The measurement principle -- 3.3. Optical interference -- 3.4. Experimental implementation at PTB -- 3.5. Outlook
4. Laser interferometry for high resolution metrology in space -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Interferometric distance and tilt metrology -- 4.3. Space-based gravitational wave detection -- 4.4. Mapping Earth's gravitational field using satellite-
5. Interferometry in air with refractive index compensation -- 5.1. The index of refraction -- 5.2. Determining the intrinsic parameters -- 5.3. Dispersive intrinsic refractivity compensation -- 5.4. Air wavelength stabilisation -- 5.5. Conclusi
6. Frequency comb based spectral interferometry and homodyne many-wavelength interferometry for distance measurements -- 6.1. Introduction to frequency comb lasers and their applications to dimensional metrology -- 6.2. Distance measurement base
7. Distance measurements using mode-locked pulse lasers -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Comb-referenced multi-wavelength interferometer -- 7.3. Comb-based dispersive interferometry -- 7.4. Time-of-flight measurement by pulse-to-pulse cross-correlat
8. Absolute distance measurement using frequency scanning interferometry -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Physical description of FSI interferometers -- 8.3. FSI analysis techniques -- 8.4. FSI hardware technology
9. Picometre level displacement interferometry -- 9.1. Influences of the laser light source -- 9.2. Correction of the refractive index -- 9.3. Length-proportional error resulting for beam diffraction -- 9.4. Conclusion.
Abstract: Modern Interferometry for Length Metrology: Exploring limits and novel techniques gives an overview of refined traditional methods and novel techniques in the fields of length and distance metrology. The representation of a length according to t
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1. Practical realisation of the length by interferometry-general principles and limitations -- 1.1. A short history of the metre and the present definition -- 1.2. Realisation of the length by direct measurement of the light travelling time (tim

2. Large field imaging interferometry for the measurement of the length of bar shaped material measures -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Topography-based measurement of the interference phase and extraction of the fractional order of interference --

3. Fizeau interferometry for the sub-nm accurate realisation of sphere radii -- 3.1. A brief history -- 3.2. The measurement principle -- 3.3. Optical interference -- 3.4. Experimental implementation at PTB -- 3.5. Outlook

4. Laser interferometry for high resolution metrology in space -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Interferometric distance and tilt metrology -- 4.3. Space-based gravitational wave detection -- 4.4. Mapping Earth's gravitational field using satellite-

5. Interferometry in air with refractive index compensation -- 5.1. The index of refraction -- 5.2. Determining the intrinsic parameters -- 5.3. Dispersive intrinsic refractivity compensation -- 5.4. Air wavelength stabilisation -- 5.5. Conclusi

6. Frequency comb based spectral interferometry and homodyne many-wavelength interferometry for distance measurements -- 6.1. Introduction to frequency comb lasers and their applications to dimensional metrology -- 6.2. Distance measurement base

7. Distance measurements using mode-locked pulse lasers -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Comb-referenced multi-wavelength interferometer -- 7.3. Comb-based dispersive interferometry -- 7.4. Time-of-flight measurement by pulse-to-pulse cross-correlat

8. Absolute distance measurement using frequency scanning interferometry -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Physical description of FSI interferometers -- 8.3. FSI analysis techniques -- 8.4. FSI hardware technology

9. Picometre level displacement interferometry -- 9.1. Influences of the laser light source -- 9.2. Correction of the refractive index -- 9.3. Length-proportional error resulting for beam diffraction -- 9.4. Conclusion.

Modern Interferometry for Length Metrology: Exploring limits and novel techniques gives an overview of refined traditional methods and novel techniques in the fields of length and distance metrology. The representation of a length according to t

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Modern Interferometry for Length Metrology: Exploring limits and novel techniques has been written by leading experts within the field of metrology and edited by Dr. Ren�e Sch�odel who is the head of The Department of Interferometry on

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