Method of monitoring a surface using surface spectroscopy

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy

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A method for monitoring a surface is provided. Nonlinear second order surface spectroscopy is used to monitor the condition of a surface. Conditions such as corrosion, contamination and deposition may be monitored. According to the present invention, electromagnetic radiation is directed towards the surface and the second harmonic or other second order frequency responses are monitored to detect the state of the surface. Preferably, a laser, input optics and output optics are utilized to create the second order frequency response that is detected.

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