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Abstract:
Phase-shifting point diffraction interferometers are used to measure large-aperture spherical optical elements because of their high level of measurement accuracy. As the most commonly used phase-shifting method, piezoelectric ceramic transducers are faced with nonlinear problems. Wavelength tuning is typically used to solve the phase-shifting problem; however, it is sensitive to environmental vibrations and light intensity changes during tuning. Therefore, a global optimization iterative algorithm based on interferogram normalization is proposed here. The method is insensitive to noise, defects, and light intensity changes and has a strong ability to resist environmental disturbance. Simulations and experiments are performed to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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