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Profilometery
Lab
Stylus
Profilometer
| Optical Profilometer
Horizon
Optical Profilometer
The Horizon is an optical profilometer that measures surface rougness
by means of optical interferometry, the interference and non-interference
of monochromatic light as it reflects from the surface. A detailed
description of how the system works is given in the Optical
Profilometer Presentation. Since the measurements are based
on the optical properties reflected from a surface, the optical
properties of each surface must be the same. In many cases it may
be necessary to coat the sample with Au to maintain uniform optical
properties across the specimen. This is a non-contact type of measurement
that yields rougness over an area as opposed to the stylus
profilometer that only gives rougness over a single line.
| Vertical
Max Range |
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100 microns
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| Resolution |
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0.008 Ang
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| Horizontal
Max Range |
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0.150 mm for above resolutions
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| Analysis |
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Ra,
RMS, Total Runout, Average, Area, 2D, 3D |
| Leveling |
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Automatic |
| Output |
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Printer
or ASCII output to disk |
| Other |
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Last updated
June 23, 2004
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