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1 December 1990 Design review of a multiwavelength, three-dimensional scatterometer
Fredrick M. Cady, John C. Stover, Donald R. Bjork, Marvin L. Bernt, Mary W. Knighton, Daniel J. Wilson, Daniel R. Cheever
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Abstract
A design review of a five wavelength, laser-based, full reflection hemispherical BRDF instrument is given. A source box design which provides full polarization control of incident radiation is described. The receiver design uses a periscope mirror which allows near (< 1 .5°) retroreflection measurements with full received polarization control. Replacement of the periscope mirror with a beam splitter pellicle allows 0° retroreflection measurements. The goniometer design shown allows the measurement of full reflection hemisphere scatter with transmission measurements possible. A new software control approach which allows a user to define scans in scatter space without being concerned with mechanical axes motion is described.
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Fredrick M. Cady, John C. Stover, Donald R. Bjork, Marvin L. Bernt, Mary W. Knighton, Daniel J. Wilson, and Daniel R. Cheever "Design review of a multiwavelength, three-dimensional scatterometer", Proc. SPIE 1331, Stray Radiation in Optical Systems, (1 December 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.22658
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KEYWORDS
Receivers

Mirrors

Bidirectional reflectance transmission function

Polarization

Retroreflectors

Polarization control

Sensors

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