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Proceedings Article | 19 October 2016 Paper

Measurement system for lens thickness based on low-coherent fiber-optic interferometry

Li Chen, Junhua Wang, Min Xu

Proceedings Volume 10155, 1015515 (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2245697

KEYWORDS: Interferometry, Fiber optics tests, Fiber optics

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A new non-contact and wide-range measurement system for lens thickness based on low-coherent interferometry was proposed in this paper. In this system the reference mirror was set moveable, and high-resolution grating ruler was utilized to record real-time position of mirror. Then lens central thickness was calculated on the basis of the relative distance between two interference fringes’ peak. Compared with the traditional thickness measurement technology based on low-coherent interferometry the new method has made great progresses. Firstly beam splitting and interference were separated by use of several fiber couplers which realized appropriate intensity ratio of probe beam and reference beam, and enhanced the contrast of interference fringes. Then zoom lens was designed to improve intensity coupling efficiency between the fiber system and lens system. Finally conversion from optical signal to electronic signal was accomplished by using balance detection, which was good for improving the signal-to-noise ratio. In this paper, firstly the basic principle of measuring device was put forward, namely low-coherent interference technique. Then design of the measuring device and solution for the main problems was introduced in detail. Experimental results of device was given in the end of article, which proved that the relative error of measurement was less than 0.05%.

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