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High-Resolution Temperature Measurement Using Phase-Compensating Interferometer and Frequency-Monitoring Interferometer

Fumio Murakami, Taketoshi Nakano, Tatehisa Ohta, Takumi Ichinose

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A noncontact interferometric thermometry method based on phase-compensating interferometry is described. Direct frequency monitoring by the reference interferometer connected in parallel to the sensing interferometer provides temperature measurement of high accuracy.

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A noncontact interferometric thermometry method based on phase-compensating interferometry is described. Direct frequency monitoring by the reference interferometer connected in parallel to the sensing interferometer provides temperature measurement of high accuracy.

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A noncontact interferometric thermometry method based on phase-compensating interferometry is described. Direct frequency monitoring by the reference interferometer connected in parallel to the sensing interferometer provides temperature measurement of high accuracy.

Key concepts: Interferometry, Optics, Phase (matter), Interferometric visibility, Resolution (logic), Astronomical interferometer, Materials science, Physics

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