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A Study of Measurement Technology for Ultra-Precision Freeform Surfaces

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Ultra-precision freeform surfaces have become widely used in advanced optics manufacture. Although these surfaces can be fabricated by ultra-precision freeform machining technology with sub-micrometer form accuracy and surface finish in nanometer range, our current understanding on the evaluation of surface quality of these surfaces is still far from perfect. In this paper, a study of measurement technology for ultra-precision freeform surfaces is presented.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 339)

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417-421

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.339.417

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May 2007

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H.F. Li, Chi Fai Cheung, Ling Bao Kong, Wing Bun Lee, Sandy To

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Advanced Optics Manufacture, Freeform Surfaces, Measurement Technology, Surface Characterization, Ultra-Precision Machining

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