Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – Utilizing a spectrometer
Patent
1993-07-02
1995-08-29
Turner, Samuel A.
Optics: measuring and testing
By dispersed light spectroscopy
Utilizing a spectrometer
356345, G01B 902
Patent
active
054465460
ABSTRACT:
A highly accurate force transducer with flanges and flexures to produce uniaxial flexibility and which utilizes a laser with retroreflectors and an interferometer detecting force movements with resolution of a fraction of a wavelength of light, typically 0.0000003 inch. A mechanical amplifier increases resolution, accuracy, and repeatability. Any deviation from uniaxial movement of the flanges/mirrors detected by three other retroreflector/interferometer systems may be stored in a computer and utilized to correct the force measurements.
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Breidenbach Thomas S.
Mould Michael E.
Pond Charles R.
Gardner Conrad O.
The Boeing Company
Turner Samuel A.
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