Fast method to detect and calculate displacement errors in a Littrow grating-based interferometer
Q.Lv; Z.W.Liu; W.Wang; S.Jiang; Bayanheshig; W.H.Li
刊名Applied Optics
2019
卷号58期号:12页码:3193-3199
关键词heterodyne interferometer,laser,encoder,Optics
ISSN号1559-128X
DOI10.1364/ao.58.003193
英文摘要Grating-based interferometers play important roles in precision displacement measurements. Gratings are the core components of grating-based interferometers, and grating surface errors and line errors seriously affect measurement accuracy, especially in systems with Littrow configurations. A fast, accurate method to calculate displacement errors caused by grating surface errors and line errors in a grating-based interferometer with a Littrow configuration is proposed. Displacement errors are calculated using the diffracted wavefronts at the +/- 1st orders of the grating. Experimental comparison of the displacements of a grating-based interferometer and a laser interferometer verifies the correctness of the proposed method. The differences between the calculated and measured displacement error results are within 40 nm. The method is accurate, fast, and low cost and is highly significant for system error compensation and improvement of the measurement accuracy of grating-based interferometers. (C) 2019 Optical Society of America
语种英语
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.ciomp.ac.cn/handle/181722/63149]  
专题中国科学院长春光学精密机械与物理研究所
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Q.Lv,Z.W.Liu,W.Wang,et al. Fast method to detect and calculate displacement errors in a Littrow grating-based interferometer[J]. Applied Optics,2019,58(12):3193-3199.
APA Q.Lv,Z.W.Liu,W.Wang,S.Jiang,Bayanheshig,&W.H.Li.(2019).Fast method to detect and calculate displacement errors in a Littrow grating-based interferometer.Applied Optics,58(12),3193-3199.
MLA Q.Lv,et al."Fast method to detect and calculate displacement errors in a Littrow grating-based interferometer".Applied Optics 58.12(2019):3193-3199.
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