Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 36, Issue 6, 1508(2009)

Measurement of Bubble Diameter in a Flat Glass Based on Far-Field Interference

Li Jianmin1、*, Wang Yunfen2, Feng Tianbao1, Yuan Zhicheng1, Song Yuanjun1, Chen Guiqiang1, and Chu Runzeng1
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    A method for measurement of bubble diameter in the flat glass is presentecl. With parallel He-Ne laser beam irradiating the bubble, circular interference fringe is produced in the far-field. Based on the far-field theoretical model, the angle position of interference fringes outside the flat glass is measured with spectrometer and converted into the angle position of interference fringes inside the flat glass according to Snell’s law and then the bubble diameter is calculated with mathematica. The measurement results indicate the bubble in the flat glass is ellipsoid. Suggestion of rapid measurement of bubble diameter is given. Because of far-field interference, the demand for the bubble location over platform is not strict. The interference caused by Fraunhofer screen diffraction fringes is analyzed and a completely new method is provided for measurement of the bubble diameter in the flat glass.

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    Li Jianmin, Wang Yunfen, Feng Tianbao, Yuan Zhicheng, Song Yuanjun, Chen Guiqiang, Chu Runzeng. Measurement of Bubble Diameter in a Flat Glass Based on Far-Field Interference[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2009, 36(6): 1508

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    Category: measurement and metrology

    Received: Aug. 28, 2008

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jun. 8, 2009

    The Author Email: Jianmin Li (ljmxx318@tom.com)

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