“…They are immune to environmental perturbations and can be used with a low-coherence light source, they are therefore widely employed in optical applications such as flatness measurements [4,5], plane optical surface measurements [3,[5][6][7], and lens testing [3,8]. To heighten the measurement resolution of Newton interferometers, digital image processing [9][10][11][12][13] and polarization phase-shifting technique [14] have been proposed. Although polarization phase-shifting technique has an advantage over digital image processing of nanometer resolution, the measurement accuracy is limited by the errors that may occur because of polarization crosstalk of the interferometers.…”