Optics: measuring and testing – Surface roughness
Reexamination Certificate
2005-07-06
2008-10-07
Pham, Hoa Q (Department: 2886)
Optics: measuring and testing
Surface roughness
C356S446000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07433055
ABSTRACT:
A device for examining the optical properties of surfaces includes at least one first radiation device which emits radiation to a surface to be examined at a first predetermined spatial angle; at least one first detector device for capturing the radiation emitted to and reflected back from the surface, wherein the first detector device, allowing a local resolution of detected radiation, is positioned at least at a second predetermined spatial angle relative to the surface; and at least one further radiation device or second detector device emitting radiation to the surface to be examined at a third predetermined spatial angle or detecting radiation emitted to and reflected back from the surface.
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Schwarz Peter
Sperling Uwe
BYK Gardner GmbH
Greer Burns & Crain Ltd.
Pham Hoa Q
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