Pragmatic micrometre to millimetre calibration using multiple methods for low-coherence interferometer in embedded metrology applications

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Abstract

In-situ metrology utilised for surface topography, texture and form analysis along with quality control processes requires a high-level of reliability. Hence, a traceable method for calibrating the measurement system’s transfer function is required at regular intervals. This paper compares three methods of dimensional calibration for a spectral domain low coherence interferometer using a reference laser interferometer versus two types of single material measure. Additionally, the impact of dataset sparsity is shown along with the effect of using a singular calibration dataset for system performance when operating across different media.

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Hovell, T., Petzing, J., Justham, L., & Kinnell, P. (2021). Pragmatic micrometre to millimetre calibration using multiple methods for low-coherence interferometer in embedded metrology applications. Sensors, 21(15). https://doi.org/10.3390/s21155101

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