Light source intensity control systems and methods for improved light scattering polarimetry measurements
Systems and methods of performing a stress measurement of a chemically strengthened glass [10] using a light-scattering polarimetry system [200] include adjusting the intensity of a light beam [216] from a light source [212] in an illumination system [210] using a rotatable half-wave plate [500] and...
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| description | Systems and methods of performing a stress measurement of a chemically strengthened glass [10] using a light-scattering polarimetry system [200] include adjusting the intensity of a light beam [216] from a light source [212] in an illumination system [210] using a rotatable half-wave plate [500] and a first polarizer [600] operably disposed between the light source and a rotating light diffuser [222] that has a rotation time tR. The first polarizer is aligned with a second polarizer [232] in a downstream optical compensator [230] to have matching polarization directions by rotating the rotatable half-wave plate to a position [P] where the exposure time tE falls within an exposure range tR ≤ tE. The method also includes performing an exposure using the exposure time tE to obtain the stress measurement. One or both of the half-wave plate and first polarizer can be tilted to avoid deleterious back-reflected light [R1, R2, R3, R4] from entering the light source. |
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