عنوان

Metrics for high-quality specular surfaces

(Number (ISBN

0819478695

(Number (ISBN

9780819478696

Erroneous ISBN

0819455768

Erroneous ISBN

9780819455765

Number

b401794

Title Proper

Metrics for high-quality specular surfaces

General Material Designation

[Book]

First Statement of Responsibility

Lionel R. Baker.

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

Bellingham, Wash. :

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

SPIE,

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

c2004.

Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item

1 online resource (xiv, 151 p. :

Other Physical Details

ill.)

Series Title

Tutorial texts in optical engineering ;

ISSN of Series

v. TT 65

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Title from PDF t.p. (viewed Aug. 22, 2009).

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Preface -- List of Abbreviations-- List of Symbols.

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Chapter 1 Surface Metrics, 1.1 Introduction ; 1.2 Why Measure Surfaces? 1.2.1 System function. 1.2.2 Appearance. 1.2.3 Manufacturing efficiency. 1.2.4 Benefits ; 1.3 Definition of Surface Metrics. 1.3.1 Surface metrics influencing quality. 1.3.2 Causes of defects in surface topography ; 1.4 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 2 Surface Form, 2.1 Introduction ; 2.2 Optical Height Probes ; 2.3 Optical Slope Probe ; 2.4 Interferometers. 2.4.1 Twyman-Green interferometer. 2.4.2 Laser Fizeau interferometer. 2.4.3 Four-step measurement of phase. 2.4.4 Interlaboratory comparison of interferometers. 2.4.5 Interferometer error sources and calibration; 2.5 Form Tolerances. 2.5.1 Approximating a spherical surface. 2.5.2 Sagitta error. 2.5.3 Irregularity function. 2.5.4 Irregularity. 2.5.5 Approximating an aspheric surface. 2.5.6 Rotationally symmetric irregularity. 2.5.7 Total RMS deviation (RMSt). 2.5.8 RMS irregularity (RMSi). 2.5.9 RMS asymmetry (RMSa.) 2.5.10 Form indication on drawings ; 2.6 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 3 Surface Roughness, 3.1 Introduction ; 3.2 Typical Optical Component Roughness Values ; 3.3 Deterministic Methods. 3.3.1 Stylus method. 3.3.2 Profilometry metrics. 3.3.3 Microinterferometer ; 3.4 Parametric Methods. 3.4.1 Surface point spread functions. 3.4.2 Total integrated scatter measurement ; 3.5 Surface Roughness Indications in Drawings ; 3.6 Chapter Conclusions ; References -- Chapter 4 Surface waviness, 4.1 Introduction ; 4.2 Fourier Analysis of Height Profile ; 4.3 Spatial Frequency Zones ; 4.4 Computation of Texture ; 4.5 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 5 Surface Imperfections, 5.1 Introduction ; 5.2 Imperfections and Subconscious Thoughts ; 5.3 Effect of Surface Imperfections ; 5.4 Impact of Imperfections on Market Access ; 5.5 Description of Imperfections. 5.5.1 Terminology. 5.5.2 Size of imperfections. 5.5.3 Substrates/materials. 5.5.4 Location. 5.5.5 Characteristics; 5.6 Influence of Imperfections on Quality. 5.6.1 Cosmetic influence. 5.6.2 Functional influence ; 5.7 Causes of Imperfections ; 5.8 Reduction of Damage ; 5.9 Imperfection Measurement. 5.9.1 Why measure imperfections? 5.9.2 Characterization and measurement of imperfections ; 5.10 Comparison of Measurement Methods ; 5.11 Imperfection Size Versus Visibility. 5.11.1 Surface step as an imperfection. 5.11.2 Step measurement by interferometry ; 5.12 The Eye as a Sensor. 5.12.1 Benefits. 5.12.2 Disbenefits ; 5.13 Disbenefits of Inspection ; 5.14 National Standards for Scratch Assessment. 5.14.1 United States. 5.14.2 Germany. 5.14.3 France. 5.14.4 United Kingdom ; 5.15 Level of Agreement Achieved Using National Standards ; 5.16 Scratch Reference Standards ; 5.17 Target Specification for Imperfection Measurement ; 5.18 Need for Standards ; 5.19 ISO TC 172 Optics and Optical Instruments ; 5.20 Comparison of Two Methods Proposed by ISO in 1996. 20.1 Method I. 5.20.2 Method II. 5.20.3 Comparison of Methods I and II ; 5.21 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 6 Measurement of Imperfections by Obscuration, 6.1 Introduction ; 6.2 Optical Component Inspection ; 6.3 Radiometric Obscuration by Imperfections ; 6.4 Calibration Graticules ; 6.5 LEW and SED Measurement Requirements ; 6.6 LEW and SED Simple Viewing System ; 6.7 Analogue Microscope Image Comparator (AMIC). 6.7.1 Description. 6.7.2 Theory. 6.7.3 Method of operation ; 6.8 Digital Microscope Image Comparator (DMIC. 6.8.1 Description. 6.8.2 Results and discussion ; 6.9 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 7 Surface Imperfection Quality Control, 7.1 Introduction ; 7.2 Survey of Tolerances. 7.2.1 British Standard BS4301 (1991). 7.2.2 American Standard MIL-O-13830A:1963. 7.2.3 German Standard DIN 3140: Part 7, 1978. 7.2.4 French Standard ; 7.3 Acceptable Thresholds for Scratches and Roughness ; 7.4 Inspection and Measurement Flow Diagram ; 7.5 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 8 Far-Field Nanoscopy, 8.1 Introduction ; 8.2 Comparison between Subjective and Objective Measurements of Imperfections ; 8.3 Relative Contrast of Standard Scratches ; 8.4 Measurement of Imperfections and Contamination in Assemblies ; 8.5 Measurement of Imperfections in Coatings ; 8.6 Use of MIC to Measure Surface Texture ; 8.7 Use of MIC to Examine Phase Objects ; 8.8 Use of MIC in AC Mode ; 8.9 Use of MIC On-Machine ; 8.10 Chapter Conclusions ; References.

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Chapter 9 Strip Product Inspection, 9.1 Introduction ; 9.2 Laser Beam Scanners ; 9.3 Camera Inspection Systems ; 9.4 Chapter Conclusions ; Acknowledgment ; References -- Appendix 1. Quality Metrics for Digital Cameras -- Appendix 2. Surface Cleaning -- Glossary -- Contacts and Further Reading -- Index.

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This book supplies the optical component and systems designer, and quality assurance engineers and managers with the definitions, measurement principles, and standard metrics used to characterize high-quality specular surfaces. The author covers both the traditional visual methods as well as newer (but not necessarily better) computer-aided techniques and describes the metrics adopted by the new ISO standards, including the setting of form and finish tolerances. Key issues of industry are raised, to help stimulate research and development of new methods and standards that blend the best of the old and new approaches to surface assessment.

International Standard Book Number

0819455768

Parallel Title

Specular surfaces

Optical instruments-- Quality control.

Optical measurements.

Surfaces (Technology)-- Measurement.

Baker, L. R., (Lionel R.)

Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers.

Date of Transaction

20110922155024.0

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