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profile measurement by projecting two gratings with different pitches

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A new method for measuring objects with steps is proposed in which two gratings with different pitches are projected on the object surLace. The method is demonstrated with sinusoidal gratings made of laser interference fringes and also sinusoidal gratings formed by liquid crystal controlled by computer. An object with step height of 20 mm is measured with standard variation below 3%.

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Kakunai, S., Iwata, K. & Sakamoto, T. profile measurement by projecting two gratings with different pitches. Optical Review 1, 296–298 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03254890

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