Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 41, Issue 3, 308003(2014)

Study on Spatial Measurement Accuracy of Standard Laser Source Near-Field Parameters

Duan Yaxuan1,2、*, Chen Yongquan1, Li Kun1, Zhao Jianke1, Long Jiangbo1, and Gao Limin1
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    In order to study on the spatial measurement accuracy of standard laser source near-field parameters, the theoretical model of near-field intensity distribution of standard laser source is established. The surface response non-uniformity correction program of the scientific grade CCD and calculation algorithm of laser near field is proposed. Using corrected scientific grade CCD and two-dimensional scanning device, the 50 mm×50 mm soft-stop images of 1053 nm standard laser source are obtained by S-shaped scanning and capturing. The near-field image of standard laser source is got by the sub-aperture image mosaic. The test results of near-field intensity distribution are accordance with the theoretical results. The main difference between them is the high frequency components mainly caused by the roughness of off-axis parabolic mirror and random noise of the scientific grade CCD .The analysis of near-field parameters test results is that the uncertainty of modulation is 0.08 (k=2), and the uncertainty of contrast is 0.01 (k=2). The near-field measurement confidence of laser measurement system of National Science and Engineering is improved by the study results.

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    Duan Yaxuan, Chen Yongquan, Li Kun, Zhao Jianke, Long Jiangbo, Gao Limin. Study on Spatial Measurement Accuracy of Standard Laser Source Near-Field Parameters[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2014, 41(3): 308003

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    Paper Information

    Category: measurement and metrology

    Received: Sep. 16, 2013

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Feb. 28, 2014

    The Author Email: Yaxuan Duan (6216366@163.com)

    DOI:10.3788/cjl201441.0308003

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