Therefore, a stable
interference fringe is formed in the photoelectric detector.
The set of Stokes parameters for interfered beams are dependent on the (y, [theta]) parameters; consequently, each
interference fringe has different polarization states and they have associated three Poincare's spheres corresponding to the projected plasmon electric field over each plane.
Similar to the fringe ordering problem associated with interference microscopes using monochromatic light, the laser
interference fringes measured by a vibrometer cannot distinguish the direction of MEMS motion.
An etalon of the material is illuminated with synchrotron radiation, and the
interference fringes in the transmittance spectrum are measured using a Fourier transform spectrometer.
* The light recombines to form a pattern of
interference fringes.
These include calculated
interference fringes, along with stereoscopic effects and colouring, and can be created in a tenth of the time it took previously.
Caption: Testing the convex surfaces was done by looking at
interference fringes with a matching concave surface of known quality.
However, the carrier frequency of [O.sup.*] R(x, 7) and O[R.sup.*] (x, 7) had the correspondence with the intensive
interference fringes. In fact, the
interference fringes in the space domain corresponded to the carrier frequency of [O.sup.*] R(x, 7) and O[R.sup.*] (x, 7) in the frequency domain.
This ~1 mm thick glass creates
interference fringes on the FDML light (see Figure 3).
Quantitative estimation of the deformation of the contact surface was carried out by monitoring the deflection of the
interference fringes of the so-called zero-order band.
The fine scale tracks a domain of typically 16
interference fringes with a spatial resolution typically 1/16 of a fringe.
If a passport is fixed correctly, the
interference fringes must be parallel to the fixing frame (Figs.