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30 September 1998 Long gauge block measurements based on a Twyman-Green interferometer and three stabilized lasers
Han Haitjema, Gerard J. Kotte
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Abstract
An interferometer is realized, based on the Twyman-Green Interferometer principle for the calibration of long gauge blocks and length bars in the 100-1000 mm range with an uncertainty of 0.02 micrometers + 0,1 micrometers /m. Also the expansion coefficient of gauge blocks and even of rod-shaped materials with non-optical flat faces can be calibrated in the 18-22 degrees C range with an uncertainty below 1 X 10-7/K. The set-up basically follows the most commonly used interferometer arrangements for long gauge blocks as they are described by Darnedde, Ikonen and Lewis where the most similarities with the latter occur. The set- up has some peculiarities which make the measurement straightforward, accurate and reliable.
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Han Haitjema and Gerard J. Kotte "Long gauge block measurements based on a Twyman-Green interferometer and three stabilized lasers", Proc. SPIE 3477, Recent Developments in Optical Gauge Block Metrology, (30 September 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.323121
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Interferometers

Mirrors

Temperature metrology

Sensors

Laser stabilization

Telescopes

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