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19 December 1985 Description Of A New High Accuracy Method Of Angle Measurement By Multireflected Autocollimation
Mark Shechterman
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Abstract
The new method of multireflected autocollimation allows to perform angle measurements with greater accuracy than the accuracy of the measuring device itself (theodolite, autocollimators, etc.). The article contents are: description of the method's principle and its theoretical analysis; photograph of experimental angular measurements with theodolite T16 - using this method, an accuracy of + 0°0'5" was achieved by direct reading (less than 000'1" by estimated reading); photograph of the set-up which was used for reception tests of "Microcontrole" Mirror Mount SL20A; possible method application principle layout for increasing measurement accuracy of devices and for calibration of angular measurement devices.
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Mark Shechterman "Description Of A New High Accuracy Method Of Angle Measurement By Multireflected Autocollimation", Proc. SPIE 0557, Automatic Inspection and Measurement, (19 December 1985); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.966265
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Autocollimation

Reflection

Measurement devices

Inspection

Photography

Calibration

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