1 November 2004 Angular distribution of the mean scattered intensity applied to cylindrical rough surface characterization
Fernando Perez-Quintian, Maria A. Rebollo, Néstor G. Gaggioli
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Abstract
The scattering of light from cylindrical surfaces is studied using Kirchhoff's scalar theory. The angular distribution of the mean scattered intensity is obtained as a function of the characteristic statistical parameters of the heights and this expression is used to characterize cylindrical rough surfaces by measuring the quotient T/σ; between the correlation length (T) and the roughness (σ) of the surface. It is shown that the scanning process inherent to usual detection systems can be replaced by single-step detection by using a screen and a CCD camera. This method can be applied to on-line wire surface testing where conventional procedures are inadequate.
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Fernando Perez-Quintian, Maria A. Rebollo, and Néstor G. Gaggioli "Angular distribution of the mean scattered intensity applied to cylindrical rough surface characterization," Optical Engineering 43(11), (1 November 2004). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1802254
Published: 1 November 2004
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KEYWORDS
Light scattering

Scattering

Photodiodes

Imaging systems

Profilometers

CCD cameras

Optical engineering

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