Article | REF: R1333 V1

Non-contact measurement - Optical methods (part 2)

Author: Jean‐Louis CHARRON

Publication date: June 10, 2004

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9. Moiré

9.1 Unidirectional displacement measurement

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9.1.1 Principle

A sequence of alternately opaque and transparent strips forms an amplitude grating. One-dimensional moiré measurements are performed by superimposing two amplitude gratings of identical pitch, one on the ruler and the other on moving verniers. When the gratings are in phase, 50% of the light passes through; when the gratings are in phase opposition, all the light is stopped (figure

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