Pulsed remote gauge

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – Utilizing a spectrometer

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356355, 356357, 356345, G01B 902, G01B 1102

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ABSTRACT:
A method for measuring the separation between two spaced light-reflecting rfaces by means of a single laser pulse. The reflected light is divided into two beams which are then projected at the same angle .theta. onto the same area on a photographic film to form interference fringes. The film is developed, placed on a translating platform, and passed through the beam of a CW laser, a portion of the beam being diffracted by the interference fringes recorded on the film. The distance .chi. between the high-intensity points of adjacent interference regions is measured and the separation of the two light reflecting surfaces is calculated from the formula d=.chi. sin .theta..

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Dotson, Jr. et al.; NASA Tech. Notes D-5515; Nov. 1969; 356-28.5.
Friesen et al.; Appl. Optics; vol. 6, #5; May 1967.

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