Systems and methods for precise measurement of transparent objects
AssigneeRaytheon Company
InventorsBenjamin P. Dolgin, Andrew Kowalevicz, Gary M. Graceffo
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AssigneeRaytheon Company
InventorsBenjamin P. Dolgin, Andrew Kowalevicz, Gary M. Graceffo
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Methods and apparatus for measuring thickness and related properties of transparent objects, such as glass. In one example a measurement system includes a light source that produces a collimated optical beam, a modulator that modulates the collimated optical beam to produce a collimated modulated optical beam, optics configured to direct the collimated modulated optical beam to illuminate the transparent test object, and a detector sub-system that receives an intensity-modulated optical beam output from the test object and measures variations in intensity of the intensity-modulated optical beam corresponding to an intensity modulation of the intensity-modulated optical beam, the intensity-modulated optical beam being derived from interaction of the collimated modulated input optical beam with the transparent test object, the detector sub-system being further configured to produce a representation of the thickness and/or related properties of the test object based on the measured variations in intensity of the intensity-modulated optical beam.
A measurement system comprising:
A method of characterizing properties of a transparent test object, the method comprising:
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