Interferometry
Non-contact measurement - Optical methods (part 2)
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Interferometry
Non-contact measurement - Optical methods (part 2)

Author : Jean‐Louis CHARRON

Publication date: June 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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2. Interferometry

For more details on this method, please refer to the specialized article Dimensional measurements using laser interferometry. in this treatise.

Interferometry enables non-contact distance measurement, but in some cases, to improve performance, reflector devices are attached to the part to be measured. Interferometry can be used for one- or three-dimensional measurements, depending on the method used. Two-dimensional measurements have seen very little industrial development: analysis is carried out on a line using systems capable of measuring a surface using a three-dimensional method. A two-dimensional system can be built by combining a one-dimensional sensor and a single precision translational mechanical movement.

2.1 One-dimensional measurements

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