Phase mask based interferometer: Operation principle, performance, and application to thermoelastic phenomena

Phase mask based interferometer: Operation principle, performance, and application to thermoelastic phenomena

A simple, versatile, sensitive optical interferometer based on diffractive optics is presented. The absence of a need for active stabilization, and a compact common-path design requiring two optical elements, make the interferometer ideal for time-resolved measurements in the picosecond through mill...

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Veröffentlicht in:Review of scientific instruments 2004-09, Vol.75 (9), p.2906-2920
Hauptverfasser: Glorieux, C., Beers, J. D., Bentefour, E. H., Van de Rostyne, K., Nelson, Keith A.
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