抄録
The nondestructive, non-contact, three-dimensional evaluation of optical glass has been important to the manufacturing of high-precision optical components. In order to achieve high-precision nondestructive evaluation of optical heterogeneity, we develop a versatile evaluation system using the parallel phase- shift digital holography, which enables measurements of the optical path differences at a nanometer-scale resolution. The amplitude and phase distributions of the object wave can be reconstructed directly from a single hologram by using the parallel phase-shift digital holography system. The optical heterogeneity of a sample is determined quantitatively based on the distribution of the optical path differences quantitatively. The system can be applied to evaluate the glass plate samples and the glass with the shape of an axially symmetric converging lens.
