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Relative flatness measurement of uncoated optical flats

C. F. Bruce and F. P. Sharples

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Abstract

A method is described for measuring the relative flatness of uncoated precision optical flats to λ/1000. The method uses scanning interferometry and can be made automatic fairly readily.

© 1975 Optical Society of America

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