EP3384258A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur vermessung einer gekrümmten wellenfront mit mindestens einem wellenfrontsensor - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zur vermessung einer gekrümmten wellenfront mit mindestens einem wellenfrontsensorInfo
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for measuring a curved wavefront with at least one wavefront sensor, wherein a plurality of measurements are carried out at different positions along the wavefront with at least one wavefront sensor for determining a local gradient of the wavefront at the different positions.
- a spherical wavefront which is produced by a test lens, such as a lens, will be considered below as a representative example of a curved wavefront.
- a typical course of a light beam is shown schematically.
- a test optics A generates a spherical wavefront B along an optical axis C.
- the propagation direction in FIG. 1 is from left to right.
- a planar wavefront which is generated for example by a coherent light source such as a laser, is focused by the inspection optics A, whereby spherical wavefronts B arise.
- a resulting wave front B can be set in relation to an ideal spherical wavefront, so that a qualitative statement can be made about the test optics A.
- the measurement of the wavefront A takes place via so-called wavefront sensors.
- wavefront sensors are nowadays often executed according to the Shack-Hartmann principle in order to measure a local wavefront curvature.
- Such a wavefront sensor is shown schematically in FIG. 2, wherein a spherical wavefront is scanned locally via a microlens array of the wavefront sensor.
- a lo- kale tilt of the wavefront causes an offset Ok of the focal points to the optical axis of the microlens.
- a local inclination of the wavefront is mapped into an offset Ok of the associated focal point.
- the wavefront has a radius R. Distances from the optical axis are denoted by dk. Furthermore, the angle of incidence of the wavefront on the microlens is marked with ⁇ .
- the focal length of the microlenses is f.
- the offsets Ok of the focal points on a 2D detector, for example image sensor, are directly proportional to the local gradients of the wavefront, which enable the spatial reconstruction of the entire wavefront via integration methods.
- a relationship between the radius R of a spherical wavefront, the distances dk from the optical axis and the local offsets Ok can be established as follows: d k f
- the occurring local gradient tan (a) of the wavefront can be expressed via the focal length / a microlens as follows:
- the aim is to limit the maximum occurring gradient tan (amax), since with increasing angle ⁇ the aberration called coma, which is determined by the production quality of the microlens, increases and falsifies the measurement.
- the following approaches are conceivable: 1.
- the distance R can be increased.
- this approach also leads to a higher local sample density.
- the area of the wavefront to be measured is possibly larger than the aperture - measuring range - of the sensor and, on the other hand, the intensity is lower.
- a method for measuring a curved wavefront is known from EP 1 192 433 B1.
- a wavefront sensor is moved translationally over the surface of the wavefront to be measured.
- a wavefront which is greater than the aperture of the sensor can be measured.
- the complete wavefront is composed of a so-called "stitching" of the measured subregions
- stitching methods are known from the prior art for this purpose, the publication H. Li, G. Feng, J. Sun, T. Bourgade, S. Zhou and A.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a method and an apparatus for measuring a curved wavefront with a wavefront sensor, after which a particularly precise measurement of the wavefront is possible with structurally simple means.
- the above object is achieved by a method having the features of claim 1. Thereafter, the method is characterized in that the multiple measurements, each with a substantially tangential orientation of a light entry plane of the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors done to the curved wavefront.
- the above object is achieved by a device having the features of claim 18. Thereafter, the device is embodied and developed in such a way that the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors can be positioned on the curved wavefront for carrying out the multiple measurements, each with a substantially tangential orientation of a light entry plane of the wavefront sensor or wavefront sensors.
- the above object is achieved in a surprisingly simple manner by a skilful alignment of one or more wavefront sensors during the measurements.
- an alignment of the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors is selected, in which a light entry plane of the wavefront sensor or wavefront sensors is made substantially tangentially to the curved wavefront.
- the wavefront sensors are aligned as optimally as possible with each measurement to the wavefront to be measured.
- a maximum occurring gradient of the wavefront is kept as small as possible during each measurement.
- the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors are adapted during a measurement to the curvature of a wavefront to be measured or aligned therewith.
- the wavefront sensor or are the wavefront sensors optimally aligned or inclined to the wavefront for each individual measurement. From the several measurements finally the measured wavefront can be reconstructed. Consequently, the method and the device according to the invention provide a method and a device according to which a particularly precise measurement of the wavefront is made possible with structurally simple means.
- the at least one wavefront sensor can be a Shack-Hartmann sensor. Such sensors are characterized by a simple and robust measuring principle.
- the Shack-Hartmann sensor or wavefront sensor can be aligned at the different positions such that a function f (at least one distance Ok from a focal point to a reference point of a microlens of the Shack-Hartmann sensor or wavefront sensor is dependent). oi, 02,..., ON) is minimized, the distance Ok of the associated focal point corresponding to an image of a local inclination in the wavefront by means of the respective microlens.
- a function f at least one distance Ok from a focal point to a reference point of a microlens of the Shack-Hartmann sensor or wavefront sensor is dependent. oi, 02,..., ON) is minimized, the distance Ok of the associated focal point corresponding to an image of a local inclination in the wavefront by means of the respective microlens.
- the respective wavefront sensor can be aligned in such a way that a quasi arbitrary distance function f (oi, 02,.., ON) is minimized for the wavefront sensor. This results in a regulation for a particularly precise measurement of the wavefront.
- the function f may mean the weighted average of all distances Ok or the weighted average of the squares of all distances Ok.
- this also covers the case that the function f is weighted only a single distance OE and all other distances Ok, k * E are weighted by the factor 0.
- the orientation of one or more wavefront sensors can advantageously take place in such a way that the spacing or distances Ok are as small as possible or below a predefinable threshold value. This results in the end effect of a particularly precise measurement of the wavefront while avoiding or minimizing as far as possible any aberrations.
- the orientation of one or more wavefront sensors can be carried out before each measurement and / or between two or more measurements. These may in particular be measurements of the wavefront which are carried out for the purpose of reconstructing a single wavefront from these measurements. Thus, the several measurements are measurements of a wavefront to be measured.
- the orientation of one or more wavefront sensors can be carried out continuously during a movement of one or more wavefront sensors. Such a continuous alignment can take place, in particular, if a wavefront region is to be detected which is larger than the aperture or apertures of the wavefront sensor (s).
- the wavefront sensor or wavefront sensors may be moved along one or more substantially circular trajectories to reach the different locations. As a result, reliable scanning of the surface area of the wavefront to be measured can be achieved.
- the measurements can be carried out at least partially overlapping along the wavefront. At least partial areas of the wavefront to be measured are measured several times.
- the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors can be pivotable about one or two different axes.
- the axes may preferably be aligned at a right angle to each other and / or preferably intersect.
- the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors can be aligned via a controller of a control loop such that a focal point of the wavefront generated by means of a lens of a wavefront sensor lies on one or the optical axis of the lens, preferably for alignment of the wavefront sensor or derived from wavefront sensors control signals of the local gradient of the wavefront is derived.
- the controller can align the wavefront sensor at each different position such that the focal point lies on the optical axis.
- Such a control is particularly suitable for the case in which the sensor consists of a single lens including detector.
- a wavefront-generating optical system for relative positioning of the wavefront to the wavefront sensor or to the wavefront sensors can be rotated about an optical axis or be rotatable.
- the wavefront to be measured is quasi rotated about the axis of rotation of the optics.
- merely translational movability of the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors with a corresponding tangential orientability is sufficient.
- one or more wavefront sensors suspended on a suspension point can be set into a swinging motion about the suspension point to reach the different positions. The oscillating movement makes it possible to scan a selected surface area of the wavefront to be measured.
- a plurality of wavefront sensors can be arranged on a carrier, wherein preferably the wavefront sensors are tiltable relative to the carrier about at least one axis and preferably displaceable relative to the carrier.
- several measurements at different positions along the wavefront can be carried out simultaneously.
- the wavefront can in this case be reconstructed based on the measurement data of the individual wavefront sensors.
- an alignment of the wavefront sensors in each case before a measurement and / or carried out between two or more measurements.
- a movement of all wavefront sensors arranged on the carrier takes place at the same time during a movement of the carrier.
- one end of an optical waveguide can scan the wavefront at least in regions, wherein light received at the different positions is forwarded by means of the optical waveguide to the light entry plane of the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors.
- the optical waveguide can be displaced by means of a movement device into a scanning movement, preferably along a circular path. The scanning of the wavefront or moving the end of the optical waveguide usually takes place in the convergent beam path of a focusing optics.
- the wavefront can be reflected by at least one mirror on the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors, wherein the mirror for measuring at the different positions can be pivoted about one or two axes.
- a wave front of a focusing optical system with one or more mirrors is reflected onto the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors.
- the wavefront sensor or the wavefront sensors can be stationary. It is important that the focal point generated by the focusing optics is located in a respective mirror plane.
- the orientation of one or more wavefront sensors with respect to the wavefront to be measured is basically adapted to the respective position of the wavefront sensor.
- the light entrance opening of the wavefront sensor or the Light entry level assumed as ideal level.
- This ideal plane can be tangent to a reference virtual surface, with the midpoint of the ideal plane touching the virtual reference surface.
- the virtual reference surface is arbitrary and is adapted to the respective application.
- the method according to the invention and the device according to the invention can be advantageously used in particular in the case of strongly curved wavefronts.
- Such wavefronts may be spatially extended, but need not be, in that multiple measurements at different spatial positions are required to metrologically detect the entire wavefront and / or multiple measurements with different orientations relative to the wavefront are required in order not to leave the dynamic range of the respective wavefront sensor for different areas of the wavefront.
- a nearly optimal relationship between the dynamic range of the wavefront sensor and the accuracy of the measurement can be achieved during the measurement.
- the distances should be kept as small as possible.
- wavefront gradients that would exceed the dynamic range of the sensor without relative alignment can also be detected.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of a typical situation for a
- Measurement of a curved wave front 2 is a schematic representation of a measurement of a wavefront according to the Shack-Hartmann principle
- FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of an embodiment of a method according to the invention for measuring a curved wavefront
- FIG. 4 is a schematic representation of a tangential alignment of a wavefront sensor to a wavefront
- FIG. 5 is a schematic representation of a further embodiment of a method according to the invention, wherein the wavefront sensor consists of a single lens including detector,
- FIG. 6 is a schematic representation of an embodiment of a method according to the invention with a static inspection optics and a pivotable about two axes and movable in two directions wavefront sensor,
- FIG. 7 is a schematic representation of a further embodiment of a method according to the invention with a test optics which can be rotated about an optical axis and with a wavefront sensor which can be pivoted about an axis,
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic representation in a side view and in a plan view of a further embodiment of a method according to the invention with a wavefront sensor suspended as a pendulum,
- FIG. 9 is a schematic representation of another embodiment of a method according to the invention with an array of wavefront sensors, which are arranged on a carrier, 10 is a schematic representation of the tiltability and displaceability of wavefront sensors arranged on a support according to FIG. 9;
- FIG. 11 is a schematic representation of another embodiment of a method according to the invention with a movable optical waveguide for scanning the wavefront;
- FIG. 12 is a schematic representation of another embodiment of a method according to the invention with a deflection mirror for
- FIG. 3 and 4 show in schematic representations an embodiment of a method according to the invention for measuring a curved wavefront A, wherein a Shack-Hartmann sensor is used as wavefront sensor and a spherical wavefront A is measured.
- a maximum the maximum local gradient tan
- the entire spherical wavefront A is scanned at a specific distance R along a circular trajectory B at specific points 1 to n.
- the course of the scanning geometry B is shown by a dashed line.
- a predetermined region of the wavefront A is scanned by individual measurements, which are represented by hatched regions C. All individual measurements are taken along the scan trajectory B.
- the areas C correspond to the detected area of the individual wavefront sensor at a time.
- the individual positions or measuring points can be selected such that the individual wavefront images overlap.
- the entire wave front sits down from the sum of the individual wavefronts 1 to n together, see FIG. 3.
- the composition of the wavefront takes place via a so-called wavefront stitching.
- the displacement distance AS in FIG. 4 in this case determines the overlapping area with which the accuracy of the measurement can be influenced.
- the individual measurements are subsequently imaged with an algorithm on a spherical surface.
- the necessary distance R, the associated wavefront surface and the number of measurements necessary for a complete wavefront image can be derived therefrom.
- Fig. 5 shows a schematic representation of another embodiment, this being the special case in which the sensor consists of a single lens including detector.
- the sensor consists of a single lens including detector.
- This sensor is guided along a predetermined scanning trajectory E and is additionally rotatably mounted about two directions - axes of rotation C and F.
- the inclination of the sensor is controlled via a control loop so that the focal point along the optical axis - corresponds to the center of the detector - comes to rest.
- the control signals generated by the controller of the control circuit for aligning the sensor provide information about the inclination of the compensated wavefront gradient.
- the wavefront sensor is designed as a 2D detector D, which is rotatably mounted about two axes along a scanning trajectory E.
- a controller tries to hold the focal point G in the middle of the detector D while the scanning trajectory E is running.
- the resulting manipulated variables are proportional to the wavefront gradient.
- A denotes the lens and B a wavefront section.
- Fig. 6 shows a schematic representation of another embodiment of the invention.
- a test optics is fixed in position and a wavefront sensor is guided along a circular path by pivoting about an axis A1 a.
- translational degrees of freedom are provided parallel to the optical axis and parallel to the axis A1 a.
- the sensor is pivoted about a further axis A2a in order to be aligned tangentially to the wavefront.
- S The area detected by the wavefront sensor at one time is denoted by S.
- FIG. 7 shows an embodiment of the invention, in which the test optics is rotatably mounted about an axis A1 b.
- the wavefront sensor S By an additional pivoting of the wavefront sensor S about an axis A2b, the entire wavefront can be scanned.
- Both the axis A2b according to FIG. 7 and the axis A1a according to FIG. 6 extend through a focus of the wavefront which is generated by the inspection optics.
- the tangential orientation to a spherical wavefront is given by the twofold rotatability of the sensor S according to FIG.
- the sensor S according to FIG. 7 can also be translationally movable.
- Fig. 8 shows a schematic representation of a further embodiment of the invention.
- the wavefront sensor is suspended from a pendulum. Before the measurement, the pendulum and sensor are deflected and an initial impulse is transmitted. During the decay process images of the wavefront are taken. Another possibility is to actuate the pendulum in the suspension point in order to set the pendulum in motion.
- the wavefront sensor is shown at two positions A and B, whereby it moves on during its decaying process from position A to position B and then substantially spirally.
- the sensor is suspended from a universal joint C, which is coupled to the test optics D.
- the scan trajectory of the sensor is labeled E.
- FIGS. 9 and 10 show a further exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which case a plurality of wavefront sensors A are fastened to a carrier B.
- a sensor array is formed, which consists of an arrangement of a plurality of wavefront sensors A.
- the individual sensors A are connected via the carrier B, which serves as a connection frame or support frame.
- the individual wavefront sensors A can be positioned substantially freely-rotatable and displaceable-and adjustable by means of actuators in their suspension points on the carrier B, see FIG. 10.
- the entire sensor array can be extended to extend the measuring range a predefined scan trajectory are guided or - holding in position - take a snapshot of the wavefront. In the latter case, a complete detection is omitted.
- the individual wavefront sensors A are tiltable and can be displaced via a support frame B, so that any wavefront radii R can be measured.
- Fig. 1 1 shows a schematic representation of another embodiment of the invention.
- an optical waveguide A is arranged as a transmission medium between generated by a test optics F wavefront and a detector C.
- the optical waveguide A is vibrated via spatially arranged actuators E, for example voice coil actuators, in such a way that the beginning of the optical waveguide A curves along a circular path or scanning trajectory D.
- the optical waveguide A scans the incident wavefront in a convergent region of the light and transfers a segment of the wavefront to an output of the optical waveguide A.
- the output is statically connected to a base.
- a wavefront sensor is arranged at the exit a wavefront sensor is arranged.
- an optic with a lens B which converts the inclination of the wavefront into an offset of the focal point, is located at the output.
- the entire wavefront generated by the test optics F can be scanned, wherein in each case one segment of the wavefront is transmitted to the output and a second wavefront is transmitted to the output. tion of the wavefront is imaged via a lens system B in an offset of the focal point.
- the detector C works according to the Shack-Hartmann principle.
- Fig. 12 shows a schematic representation of another embodiment of the invention.
- the wavefront generated by means of a test optics A is projected via a deflection mirror B onto a static wavefront sensor C.
- a deflection mirror B In order to make the principle understandable, only an inclinability of the pivotable mirror B about an axis is shown in FIG.
- the inclination about a second axis which is preferably orthogonal to the drawn axis, can be realized within the scope of a further embodiment.
- the entire wavefront is pivoted over the area of the wavefront sensor C and scanned spatially. It is important that the focal point always lies on the mirror surface, otherwise the pivoting is superimposed on a movement of the pivot axis.
- the optical axis D is deflected by means of the deflection mirror B.
- the wavefront sensor C is represented by the hatched area in FIG. 12 and is fixed at a measurement position.
- two orthogonally arranged scanners or deflecting mirrors B reflect the incident wavefront in the direction of the wavefront sensor C. The movement of the scanners or deflecting mirrors B causes the wavefront to be measured to be guided over the measuring range of the sensor C.
- Wavefront analysis often involves the representation of the measured wavefront through the superimposition of individual fundamental modes - polynomials such as Zernike polynomials - which is referred to as modal analysis.
- the order of the fundamental mode is directly linked to the number of required sampling points - individual measurements. If only spatially low-frequency fundamental modes are to be analyzed in a wavefront measurement, complete scanning of the entire wavefront is not absolutely necessary. The reconstruction on the basis of non-overlapping, spatially separated partial measurements is thus feasible. This can significantly reduce the time required for a measurement in scanning methods, since no continuous partial measurements are necessary.
- FIGS. 9 and 10 only a single measurement is taken at all by a simultaneous recording All participating wavefront sensors necessary to reconstruct the entire wavefront with sufficient accuracy.
- the intensity distribution within the cross section of the wavefront to be measured can vary significantly due to the light source used, for example lasers, whereby the maximum intensity can occur, for example, in the center of the beam and the minimum intensity in the edge region.
- the light source used for example lasers
- different intensity profiles can be compensated for either by overlaying images taken at different exposure times or by using image sensors based on multislope integration techniques - pixels with variable exposure time.
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