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If a simple interferometer such as a Twyman Green is used to generate projected interference fringes, tilting one beam with respect to the other will change the contour interval. The larger the angle between the two beams, the smaller the contour interval will be. Figures 16.11(a and b) show a change in the fringe spacing for interference fringes projected onto an object. The direction of illumination has been moved away from the viewing direction between Figures 16.11(b and c). This increases the angle a and the test sensitivity while reducing the contour interval. Projected fringe contouring has been covered in detail by Gasvik (2002). If the source and the viewer are not at in nity, the fringes or grating projected onto the object will not be composed of straight, equally-spaced lines. The height between contour planes will be a function of the distance from the source and viewer to the object. There will be a distortion due to the viewing of the fringes as well as due to the illumination. This means that the reference surface will not be a plane. As long as the object does not have large height changes compared to the illumination and viewing distances, a plane reference surface placed in the plane of the object can be

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FIGURE 4.48. A photo of the typical set of interferograms obtained with a double-frequency grating. The zero-order beam presents a uniform eld and two interferograms are repeated (from Wyant, 1973).

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