Phase gap analysis for scanning interferometry

Optics: measuring and testing – By light interference – For dimensional measurement

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ABSTRACT:
A method including: providing a coherence profile and a phase profile derived from interferometry data for a test surface; calculating a phase gap map, wherein the phase gap map is related to a difference between the coherence profile and the phase profile; fitting an expression including a term based on the coherence profile to the phase gap map; and determining a height profile for the test surface using information derived from the fit.

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