Lj. Zeng et al., SCANNING FOCUS-SENSING METHOD FOR MEASURING THE SURFACE SHAPE OF A FISH SCALE, Measurement science & technology, 9(2), 1998, pp. 250-255
A scanning locus-sensing (SFS) method has been developed for measuring
the surface shape of a fish scale. This method uses an acousto-optic
deflector as a diffractive scanner to allow the laser beam to scan an
objective lens, and then uses the resulting focused spot to scan the s
ample surface. The focus information contained in the laser beam scatt
ered from the sample surface is then transformed into the movement of
the spot on a position sensor:or detection. The measurement error caus
ed by variations in the shape or intensity of the spot can therefore b
e reduced. We successfully applied the method io measure the surface s
hape of a fish scale.