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chromatic confocal microscopy: a standalone construct

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Metrology

distance or profile measurement that uses a lens with deliberate chromatic aberration so the wavelength best focused on the surface encodes its height.

In metrology, chromatic confocal microscopy refers to distance or profile measurement that uses a lens with deliberate chromatic aberration so the wavelength best focused on the surface encodes its height. This meaning comes from Molesini (1984) in Optics Communications.[1]

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References

Molesini, G., Pedrini, G., Poggi, P., & Quercioli, F. (1984). Focus-wavelength encoded optical profilometer. Optics Communications, 49(4), 229-233. https://doi.org/10.1016/0030-4018(84)90179-2

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