Demonstration of accuracy and flexibility of using CGH test plates for measuring aspheric surfaces

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Oct 1997

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 3134, p. 379-389, Optical Manufacturing and Testing II, H. Philip Stahl; Ed.

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A method of interferometrically measuring large convex aspheres using test plates with computer generated holograms was developed at the University of Arizona. We present the results from a set of experiments that demonstrate the accuracy, flexibility, and the simplicity of performing the holographic test. A low-cost stand-alone setup as built for implementing this test on a 38-cm convex hyperboloid. A direct comparison of the CGH measurement with results from a classical Hindle test shows excellent agreement. We also demonstrate the unique attribute of this test to measure bare glass surfaces and highly reflective surfaces without making any modifications to the test equipment.

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