2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2023.113103
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Least-squares phase-shifting algorithm of coherence scanning interferometry with windowed B-spline fitting, resampled and subdivided phase points for 3D topography metrology

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“…For example, point A meets the interference conditions at Z a , while point B meets them at Z b , so Z a and Z b , corresponding to the maximum value of the light-intensity envelope curve, represent the relative height of A and B, respectively, to the reference position. The relative heights of all points in the FOV are extracted to achieve the surface microscopic 3D topography by a white light interferometric data processing algorithm that combines local polarization with interpolation [18,19].…”
Section: Measurement Principle Of Surface Microscopic Topography Base...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, point A meets the interference conditions at Z a , while point B meets them at Z b , so Z a and Z b , corresponding to the maximum value of the light-intensity envelope curve, represent the relative height of A and B, respectively, to the reference position. The relative heights of all points in the FOV are extracted to achieve the surface microscopic 3D topography by a white light interferometric data processing algorithm that combines local polarization with interpolation [18,19].…”
Section: Measurement Principle Of Surface Microscopic Topography Base...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sensors 2023, 23, x FOR PEER REVIEW 3 of 15 corresponding to the maximum value of the light-intensity envelope curve, represent the relative height of A and B, respectively, to the reference position. The relative heights of all points in the FOV are extracted to achieve the surface microscopic 3D topography by a white light interferometric data processing algorithm that combines local polarization with interpolation [18,19]. We adopted the MV-CS200-10GC high-resolution color surface array CCD, which has a resolution of 20 million px.…”
Section: Measurement Principle Of Surface Microscopic Topography Base...mentioning
confidence: 99%