Development of Single-Shot Birefringence Measuring System
Shinya OHKUBO, Ryoya ASHIZAWA
Abstract
Shinya OHKUBO, Ryoya ASHIZAWA
Abstract
Generally, in birefringence measurement, it takes a long time to measure because the polarizing element is mechanically rotated. In this study, a single-shot birefringence measuring system for quantitatively measuring birefringence in real time or at high speed, is developed.
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Generally, in birefringence measurement, it takes a long time to measure because the polarizing element is mechanically rotated. In this study, a single-shot birefringence measuring system for quantitatively measuring birefringence in real time or at high speed, is developed.
Key concepts: Birefringence, Single shot, Optics, Measure (data warehouse), Shot (pellet), Materials science, One shot, Physics