Non-scanning, non-interferometric, three-dimensional optical prof ilometer with nanometer resolution

  • Chen-Tai Tan 譚
  • Yuan-Sheng Chan 詹
  • Jhao-An Chen 陳
  • et al.
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Abstract

A non-scanning, non-interferometric, three-dimensional (3D) optical profilometer based on geometric optics, critical angle principle, and the use of a charge-coupled device (CCD) camera is presented. The surface profile of the test specimen can be transferred into the reflectance profile. The reflectance profile, obtained from a CCD, is the ratio of the intensity at the critical angle to the intensity obtained at the total internal reflection angle. The optical profilometer provides a sub-micron measuring range with nanometer resolution and can be used to measure roughness or surface defects in real time. ©2011 Chinese Optics Letters.

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Chen-Tai Tan, 譚振台, Yuan-Sheng Chan, 詹遠生, Jhao-An Chen, 陳昭安, Teh-Chao Liao, 廖得照, & Ming-Hung Chiu, 邱銘宏. (2011). Non-scanning, non-interferometric, three-dimensional optical prof ilometer with nanometer resolution. Chinese Optics Letters, 9(10), 101202–101204. https://doi.org/10.3788/col201109.101202

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