The 9th International Symposium on Measurement Technology and Intelligent Instruments

 

 

 

Proceedings of ISMTII-2009

 

 

Volume 1

 

 

 

Keynote Papers

 

 

 

 

 

29 June - 2 July, 2009

Saint-Petersburg

Russia

In cooperation with

Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies

International Scientific-Technical Society of Instrument Engineers
and Metrologists (ISTS IEM), Russia

The International Science and Technology Center (ISTC)

Federal Agency on Technical Regulating and Metrology, Russia

Laser Association, International Scientific-Technical Organization, Russia

Metrological Academy of Russia

A.M. Prokhorov Academy of Engineering Sciences,
Siberian Branch, Russia

Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society (ISA), Russian Section

 

At the assistance of

Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR)

Federal Agency for Science and Innovation

Saint-Petersburg Government

National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)

Intertech Corporation

 

Sponsored by

West-Siberian Railroad of the Russian Federation

Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies

The International Science and Technology Center (ISTC)

Sartorius Company, Germany

SIOS Company, Germany

Inversion Fiber Ltd, Russia

SIBECOPRIBOR – Production-Ecological Enterprise, Ltd, Russia

VMK Optoelektronika Ltd, Russia

JSC SoftLab-NSK, Russia

Information Technologies Center, Russia

 

Endorsed by

The Chairmen of Technical Committees TC2, TC7 and TC14 of IMEKO
(International Measurement Confederation)

 

 

 

Greetings to ISMTII 2009

 

On behalf of The International Committee on Measurements and Instrumentation (ICMI), I would like to express my congratulations to the successful opening of the 9th International Symposium on Measurement Technology and Intelligent Instruments (ISMTII 2009) to be held from June 29 to July 2, 2009.

 

ISMTII 2009 was chosen to be held in Saint-Petersburg, Russia in the ICMI meeting held in ISMTII 2005. The decision was based on the attractive proposal made by Professor Yuri Chugui. After that, Professor Chugui soon started the organization work as the Chair of the Symposium. He has assembled a very effective local organizing team. The dedicated efforts by Professor Chugui and his team in the past four years have made the opening of ISMTII 2009 possible. I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the committee members for their excellent achievements. I am also proud of the decision made by ICMI four years ago. No doubt ISMTII 2009 will be one of the best international conferences!

 

Twenty years ago, Professor LI Zhu organized the first ISMTII in Wuhan, China and founded ICMI. Since then, ICMI and ISMTII have served as an open platform to connect researchers in the field of measurement and instrumentation over the world, especially between Asia and Europe. It is happy to see the growth of the community of ICMI and ISMTII. I would like to take this chance to thank all the colleagues who have made contributions to ICMI and ISMTII, especially the following senior colleagues who received the ICMI Lifetime Contribution Award in ISMTII 2007: Professor Illes Dudas, Professor FEI Yetai, Professor Volker Herbert Hans, Professor Ryszard Jablonski, Professor LI Zhu, Professor Takashi Miyoshi, Professor Akira Shimokohbe, Professor Sarwat Z. A. Zahwi. Special thanks also go to Professor Yongsheng Gao, the General Secretary of ICMI, who has devoted tremendous endeavor to ICMI and ISMTII in the past ten years.

 

In the end, I would like to express my appreciation to all the participants of ISMTII 2009. Without your participation, the conference would not be successful. The next ISMTII will be organized by our Korean colleagues in 2011, under the leadership of Professor Seung-Woo Kim. I beg your continuous support to ICMI and the coming ISMTII conferences.

 

Let’s enjoy ISMTII 2009 ! Let’s enjoy the beautiful city Saint-Petersburg !

 

Professor Wei Gao

Chair of ICMI

 

 

 

 

Preface

 

On behalf of the Organizers, Steering Committee and International Program Committee I would like to thank all the participants for their great contributions to the Proceedings of the 9th International Symposium on Measurement Technology and Intelligent Instruments (ISMTII-2009), as well as the reviewers for their careful expertise of the papers.

 

The ISMTII Symposia have been successfully held every two years from 1989 in P.R. China, Hungary, Egypt, Hong Kong, UK, and Japan under the direction of ICMI. This year the ISMTII Symposium is being held in Russia. It is a great honour for our country, the Russian Academy of Sciences, its Siberian Branch – Novosibirsk Scientific Center, my Institute (TDI SIE), as well as personally for me to be the chair of this event. The venue of the Symposium is one of the most famous cities of Russia – Saint-Petersburg.

 

The Co organizers of this event are ICMI, VNIIM, SB RAS, D.S. Rozhdestvensky Optical Society, SPbSU ITMO, SPbSPTU, Scientific and Industrial Corporation “Vavilov State Optical Institute”.

 

The ISMTII-2009 Symposium focuses in measurement science and metrology: micro- and nano- measurements; nano-photonics, novel measurements and diagnostic technologies, including nondestructive and dimensional inspection; terahertz technologies for science, industry, and biomedicine; intelligent measuring instruments and systems for industry and transport; measurements and metrology for the humanitarian fields; education in measurement science. Participation in this Symposium located in famous Saint-Petersburg, which from its foundation is a unique communication bridge between countries of all continents, is a very good opportunity for the exchange of experience, information and knowledge between the specialists from different fields.

 

There were 410 abstracts submitted to the Symposium from 30 countries and regions around the world, including Germany, P.R. China, Japan, Taiwan (China), UK, Italy, Austria, France, USA, India, Korea and others. The Publication Committee has accepted 296 papers from a total of 348 contributions after reviews which are based on the quality of papers. 33 outstanding scientists from Russia, Europe, America, and Asia have accepted the invitation to present the Keynote and Invited Session reports at the Symposium.

 

We hope this Symposium will further promote the development of measurement technology and intelligent instruments and will stimulate the work in these fields, help to initiate joint projects and renew scientific and personal contacts between Russian and foreign counterparts.

I would like to thank Prof. Li Zhu, Prof. Yongsheng Gao, and Prof. Wei Gao for their fruitful discussions and great assistance.

 

Professor Yuri Chugui

Chair of ISMTII-2009

 

 

 

 

ISMTII-2009 Committee Members

 

Symposium Chairman:

Prof. Yuri Chugui (Novosibirsk, Russia)

Honorary Chairman:

Prof. Zhu Li (Wuhan, China)

 

 

Steering Committee

 

Prof. Valery Aleksandrov (Russia)

Mr. James Bryan (USA)

Prof. Kuang-Chao Fan (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Yongsheng Gao (Hong Kong, China)

Prof. Wei Gao (Japan)

Cor. member of RAS Victor Ivanov (Russia)

Prof. Gerd Jäger (Germany)

Prof. Xiangqian (Jane) Jiang (UK)

Academician Guofan Jin (China)

Prof. Geny Kavalerov (Russia)

Prof. Seung Woo Kim (Republic of Korea)

Academician Gennady Kulipanov (Russia)

Prof. Zhu Li (China)

Prof. Steven Liang (USA)

Prof. Grier Ci Lin (Australia)

Prof. Ku-Chin Lin (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Luca Mari (Italy)

Prof. Sergey Muravyov (Russia)

Prof. Herbert Osanna (Austria)

 

Prof. Heui-Jae Pahk (Republic of Korea)

Academician Vladislav Panchenko (Russia)

Prof. Bala Krishna Ramamoorthy (India)

Prof. Paul Regtien (The Netherlands)

Prof. Ksenia Sapozhnikova (Russia)

Dr. Masaji Sawabe (Japan)

Prof. Junfeng Song (USA)

Prof. Jiu-bin Tan (China)

Prof. Kiyoshi Takamasu (Japan)

Prof. Roald Taymanov (Russia)

Prof. Theo Tschudi (Germany)

Prof. Fei Yetai (China)

Prof. Guobiao Wang (China)

Prof. Albert Weckenmann (Germany)

Prof. David Whitehouse (UK)

Prof. Sarwat Zahwi (Egypt)

Prof. Guoxiong Zhang (China)

Prof. Shulian Zhang (China)

 

 

International Program Committee

 

Chairmen:      Prof. Vladimir Vasiliev, SPbSU ITMO (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

                         Prof. Yuri Chugui, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

 

Dr. Ossama Badie Abouelatta (Egypt)

Prof. Ahmed Abou-Zeid (Germany)

Prof. Armando Albertazzi (Brazil)

Prof. Valery Aleksandrov (Russia)

Prof. Oleg Angelski (Ukraine)

Prof. Edmund Akopov (Russia)

Academician Alexander Aseev (Russia)

Prof. Anand Asundi (Singapore)

Prof. Sergey Babin (Russia)

Academician Sergey Bagayev (Russia)

Prof. Hartmut Bartelt (Germany)

Dr. Harald Bosse (Germany)

Academician Alexander Bugaev (Russia)

Prof. Victor Bykov (Russia)

Prof. Ming Chang (Taiwan, China)

Dr. Shuo-Hung Chang (Taiwan, China)

Dr. Fong-Zhi Chen (Taiwan, China)

Dr. Ga-Lane Chen (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Liang Chia Chen (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Steen G. Hanson (Denmark)

Prof. Gerd Häusler (Germany)

Prof. Manus Patrick Henry (UK)

Dr. Konrad Herrmann (Germany)

Prof. Robert J. Hocken (USA)

Dr. Sherif E. Hussein (Egypt)

Prof. Vyacheslav Ivanov (Russia)

Prof. Ryszard Jablonski (Poland)

Prof. Leszek Jaroszewicz (Poland)

Dr. XiaoJun Liu (China)

Dr. Otto Jusko (Germany)

Prof. Wen-Yuh Jywe (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Vyacheslav Karasev (Russia)

Prof. Karol Karovic (Slovakia)

Prof. Mishik Kazaryan (Russia)

Prof. Nikolay Khanov (Russia)

Prof. Sung Chung Kim (Republic of Korea)

Prof. Vladimir Kneller (Russia)

Dr. Sergey Kobtsev (Russia)

Academician Nikolay Kolchanov (Russia)

Dr. Jürgen Kompenhans (Germany)

Prof. Leonid Konopel’ko (Russia)

Cor. member of RAS Vitaly Konov, (Russia)

Prof. Igor Konyakhin (Russia)

Prof. Ivan Kovsh (Russia)

Prof. Michael Kröning (Germany)

Prof. Vladimir Krutikov (Russia)

Dr. Michael Paul Krystek (Germany)

Prof. Malgorzata Kujawinska (Poland)

Cor. member of RAS Yuri Kul’chin (Russia)

Prof. Syuhei Kurokawa (Japan)

Prof. Eduard Kuvaldin (Russia)

Prof. Richard Leach (UK)

Prof. Jay Lee (USA)

Prof. Sun-Kyu Lee (Republic of Korea)

Dr. Peter Lehmann (Germany)

Prof. Lin Li (UK)

Prof. Shih Chieh Lin (Taiwan, China)

Dr. Victor Tzeng-Yow Lin (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Shih Fu Ling (Singapore)

Prof. Xianping Liu (UK)

Prof. Vladimir Lukin (Russia)

Dr. Andrei Mak (Russia)

Prof. Arthur Mak (Russia)

Prof. Vladimir Matveichuk (Russia)

Prof. Victor Medunetsky (Russia)

Prof. Hidenori Mimura (Japan)

Mr. Jose Carlos Valente de Oliveira (Brazil)

Prof. Wolfgang Osten (Germany)

 

Prof. Boris Chichkov (Germany)

Dr. Benny Cheung (Hong Kong, China)

Dr. Gustavo Daniel Donatelli (Argentina)

Prof. Yuri Dubnishchev (Russia)

Prof. Illes Dudas (Hungary)

Prof. Numan Durakbasa (Austria)

Cor. member Mikhail Fedorov (Russia)

Prof. Ludwik Finkelstein (UK)

Prof. Ivan Frollo (Slovakia)

Prof. Mauricio Nogueira Frota (Brazil)

Prof. Ryoshu Furutani (Japan)

Prof. Sergey Garnov (Russia)

Prof. Vladimir Golubev (Russia)

Prof. Meng Guang (China)

Prof. Vladimir Gushov (Russia)

Dr. Han Haitjema (The Netherlands)

Dr. Howard Harary (USA)

Prof. Volker H. Hans (Germany)

Prof. Hans Norgaard Hansen (Denmark)

Dr. Efim Pestryakov (Russia)

Prof. Vladimir Petrov, Russia

Prof. Tilo Pfeifer, Germany

Prof. Alexander Polechshuk (Russia)

Prof. Oleg Potaturkin (Russia)

Prof. Valery Proklov (Russia)

Academician Vladislav Pustovoit (Russia)

Prof. Chenggen Quan (Singapore)

Prof. Ramon Rodriguez-Vera (Mexico)

Prof. Peter Rolfe (UK)

Prof. Andrey Rudskoy (Russia)

Prof. Ksenia Sapozhnikova (Russia)

Prof. Robert Schmitt (Germany)

Cor. member of RAS Alexander Sergeev, (Russia)

Academician Vasily Shabanov (Russia)

Cor. member of RAS Anatoly Shalagin (Russia)

Prof. Akira Shimokohbe (Japan)

Dr. Fang-Jung Shiou (Taiwan, China)

Prof. Aleksey Shkadarevich (Belorussia)

Prof. Marat Soskin (Ukraine)

Prof. Alexander Sovlukov (Russia)

Prof. Boris Spektor (Israel)

Prof. Anatoly Starikov (Russia)

Prof. Yasuhiro Takaya (Japan)

Prof. Mitsuo Takeda (Japan)

Prof. Yuri Tarbeev (Russia)

Prof. Vladimir Tarlykov (Russia)

Prof. Roald Taymanov (Russia)

Prof. Leonid Titomir (Russia)

Dr. Sandy To (Hong Kong, China)

Prof. Pavel Todua (Russia)

Prof. Valery Tuchin (Russia)

Prof. Vladimir Tupikov (Russia)

Prof. Boris Utenkov (Russia)

Dr. Gyula Varga (Hungary)

Prof. Charles Wang (USA)

Prof. Zhongyu Wang (China)

Dr. Tsukasa Watanabe (Japan)

Prof. Xun William Xu (New Zealand)

Dr. Andrew Yacoot (UK)

Prof. Nikolay Yakovenko (Russia)

Prof. Ichirou Yamaguchi (Japan)

Prof. Dong-Yol Yang (Republic of Korea)

Mr. Ye Xiao You (China)

Prof. Sergei Yurish (Spain)

Prof. Andrei Zabrodskii (Russia)

Prof. Peter Zhuravlev (Russia)

Prof. Dmitry Zimnyakov (Russia)

 

 

Publication Committee

Prof. Yongsheng Gao (Hong Kong, China)

Prof. Kuang-Chao Fan (Taiwan, China)

Dr. Vladimir Arpishkin (Russia)

Prof. Wei Gao (Japan)

Prof. Volker H. Hans (Germany)

Prof. Geny Kavalerov (Russia)

 

Prof. Vladimir Kneller (Russia)

Prof. Sergey Muravyov (Russia)

Prof. Ksenia Sapozhnikova (Russia)

Dr. Mikhail Stupak (Russia)

Prof. Roald Taymanov (Russia)

Prof. Sergei Yurish (Spain)

 

 

Organizing Committee

Chairman, Symposium Scientific Secretary:

Dr. Mikhail Stupak, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

 

Co-Chairman:

Dr. Vladimir Arpishkin, D.S. Rozhdestvensky Optical Society (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

 

Prof. Victor Zverev, SPbSU ITMO (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Prof. Victor Medunetsky, SPbSU ITMO (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Prof. Igor Konyakhin, SPbSU ITMO (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Prof. Vyacheslav Shkodyrev, SPbSTU (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Prof. Svyatoslav Latiev, SPbSU ITMO (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Prof. Anna Chunovkina, VNIIM (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Dr. Vladimir Obraztcov, FGUP NIIKI OEP (Sosnovy Bor, Leningrad region, Russia)

Prof. Oleg Ushakov, SSGA (Novosibirsk, Russia)

Prof. Vadim Privalov, SPbSTU (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Dr. Irina Zabelina, D.S. Rozhdestvensky Optical Society (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

Dr. Alexander Kharuto, Moscow Conservatory, Computer Center (Moscow, Russia)

Mrs. Tatiana Ivanchenko, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

Mrs. Elena Arsenina, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

Prof. Irina Palchikova, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

Mrs. Tatiana Toropchina, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

Mrs. Anastasiya Yunosheva, TDI SIE SB RAS (Novosibirsk, Russia)

 

 

CONTENTS

 

Keynote Papers

 

Orthogonally polarized dual frequency lasers and applications in self-sensing
metrology......................................................................................................................

Shulian Zhang, Yidong Tan

 

XIV

 

Computed tomography for application in manufacturing metrology......................

Albert Weckenmann, Philipp Krämer

XXI

A scanning contact probe for micro CMM................................................................

Kuang-Chao Fan, Fang Cheng, Weili Wang, Yejin Chen, Jia-You Lin

XXVIII

Nanomeasuring and Nanopositioning Technology
at the Ilmenau University of Technology
....................................................................

Gerd Jäger

 

XXXIII

The impact of micro and nano sensors in biomedical measurement.......................

Peter Rolfe

XXXIX

Novosibirsk high-power terahertz free electron laser: instrumentation development and experimental achievements...........................................................

Boris A. Knyazev, Gennady N. Kulipanov, et al

 

XLIV

Fast measuring technologies for ultra-precision manufacturing............................

Wei Gao, Yoshikazu Arai, Yusuke Saito, Akihide Kimura and Takemi Asai

XLIX

The evolution of surfaces and their measurement....................................................

Xiangqian Jiang

LIV

In search for new paradigm for humanitarian measurements: informational path between Scylla of subjectivism and Harybdis of operationalism.............................

Vladimir M. Petrov

 

LXI

Nano- and micrometrology in PTB: state of the art and future challenges............

Harald Bosse, L. Koenders, F. Härtig, E. Buhr, G. Wilkening

LXVI

Topical tasks of metrology due to measuring instruments computerization...........

Valery S. Aleхandrov, Roald E. Taymanov, Anna G. Chunovkina

LXXI

 

 

Session 1. General Problems of Measurement

 

Invited Papers

 

Principles of Bayesian methods in data analysis.......................................................

Michael Krystek

1-001

Uncertainty evaluation for coordinate metrology by intelligent measurement.........

Kiyoshi Takamasu, Satoru Takahashi, Wang Tao, Ryoshu Furutani
and Makoto Abbe

1-006

Traceable measurement of nano geometric structures and possibilities of interferometer techniques...........................................................................................

Dante J. Dorantes-Gonzalez, Xiaotang Hu

 

1-011

Papers

 

Correct treatment of systematic errors in the evaluation of measurement uncertainty.................................................................................................................

F. Härtig, M. Krystek

 

1-016

Direct measurement technique of plumb-lines deflection..........................................

Eugene V. Konkov

1-020

Optical signal parameters maximum likelihood estimator and Cramer-Rao

bounds...........................................................................................................................

Victor S. Sobolev, Sergey V. Khabarov

 

1-024

Phase and group refractive index of optical waves for precision measurements.....

Alexander P. Karpik, Alexander V. Koshelev

1-027

Counting method for calibration and linearity checking of photometry devices......

Eduard V. Kuvaldin

1-031

Control of the parameter values on the basis of measurement results and associated uncertainties...........................................................................................................

Anna G. Chunovkina, Valery A. Slaev

 

1-036

Dynamic calibration of pressure sensors at low frequencies using liquid step pressure generator with special spool valve...........................................................................

Sheng-Hung Wang, L.L. Han, and T.T. Tsung

 

1-041

Traceable large-scale metrology based on laser tracker...........................................

Zhang FuMin, Qu XingHua, Wu HongYan

1-046

A universal method to optimise measurement uncertainty, time and cost for CMM scanning technology.................................................................................................

Robert Schmitt, Susanne Nisch

1-051

Modern laser technologies for metrological applications...........................................

Bronislav S. Mogilnitsky

1-056

Multivariant system of perspective..............................................................................

Aristarkh M. Kovalev

1-061

 

 

Session 2. Micro- Nano- Measurements and Metrology

 

Invited Papers

 

Metrological and standardization base of nanotechnologies.....................................

Pavel A. Todua

1-066

New probing system for the nano-CMM using radiation pressure controlled microsphere...................................................................................................................

Yasuhiro Takaya, Masaki Michihata, Terutake Hayashi

 

1-072

NT-MDT for innovations instruments engineering....................................................

Victor Bykov, Vladislav Polyakov, Vladimir Kotov, Andrei Bykov, Andrei Shubin

1-077

Testing aspheric lenses: some new approaches with increased flexibility.................

Wolfgang Osten, Eugenio Garbusi, Christoph Pruss, Lars Seifert

1-082

Precision measuring in nanoscale range......................................................................

Alexander V. Latyshev

1-089

3D micro- and nanofabrication using femtosecond lasers.........................................

Boris N. Chichkov, Roman Kiyan

1-096

Papers

 

Measurements and metrology for RUSNANO projects directed to development of nanotechnologies and the nanoindustry....................................................................

Victor V. Ivanov

 

1-097

Fabrication of large grating by monitoring the latent fringe pattern.......................

Lijiang Zeng, Lei Shi, and Lifeng Li

1-098

Development of a closed-loop micro-/nano-positioning system embedded with
a fiber optic interferometer system
...........................................................................

Fang-Jung Shiou, Chao-Jung Chen, Shu-Chung Liao, Huay-Chung Liou

 

1-103

Nanotechnology of creation of quantum points from the ultra-cold atoms of hydrogen

E.K. Izrailov, К.Е. Izrailov

 

1-108

Measurement and visualization of dynamics of piezoelectric microcantilever..........

Weijie Dong, Mengwei Liu, Cui Yan

1-113

Features of coherent optical method for studies of nanoscale objects in liquid media..............................................................................................................................

Yuriy N. Kulchin, Oleg B. Vitrik, Alexey D. Lantsov, Natalya P. Kraeva

 

1-118

Measurement of pretravel distance of nano-CMM probe.........................................

Fang Cheng, Yetai Fei, Kuang-Chao Fan, Yuanzhong Lei

1-123

Motif parameters based characterization of line edge roughness(LER)
of a
nanoscale grating structure...................................................................................

Zhuangde Jiang, Fengxia Zhao, Weixuan Jing, Philip D. Prewett, and Kyle Jiang

 

1-128

Digital 2D wavefield reconstruction based on novel two-matrix forward/backward propagation modeling...................................................................................................

Vladimir Katkovnik, Artem Migukin, Jaakko Astola, and Karen Egiazarian

 

1-133

Precision inspection of glass ceramics surface topology.............................................

Valery V. Besogonov, Irina N. Skvortsova

1-138

Multi-wavelength angle-resolved reflectometer for thickness and refractive index measurement of thin-film structures...........................................................................

Woo-Deok Joo, Joonho You, and Seung-Woo Kim

 

1-142

Model-based correction of image distortion in scanning electron microscopy.........

D. Gnieser, C.G. Frase, H. Bosse and R. Tutsch

1-147

Optical registration of nanoscale membrane deformation in optoacoustic infrared imager............................................................................................................................

Victor N. Fedorinin, Andrei G. Paulish

 

1-152

Microrelief measurements for white-light interferometer with adaptive algorithm interferogram processing............................................................................................

Evgeny V. Sysoev, Rodion V. Kulikov

 

1-157

Nanorelief measurements errors for a white-light interferometer with chromatic aberrations....................................................................................................................

Evgeny V. Sysoev

 

1-162

Interrelation of metrology and nanotechnology with intellectual property rights...

L. Kraeuter, M.N. Durakbasa, P.H. Osanna

1-167

Calibration methods for nanometer scale measuring instruments............................

Wenhao Huang, Yuhang Chen, Jiawen Li

1-172

Design and analysis of 6-DOF monolithic nanopositioning stage...............................

Lingli Cheng, Jianwei Yu, Xiaofen Yu

1-173

Ultraviolet nanosecond pulse laser 3D micro-fabrication system..............................

Chunyang Liu, Xing Fu, Yong Wu, Fengming Sun, Xiaotang Hu

1-178

Nanoscale measurement technique of in-plane motion for MEMS based on correlation fitting calibration method..........................................................................

Chen Zhi, Hu Xiaodong, Fu Xing, Hu Xiaotang, Gao Sitian

 

1-182

In situ mechanical property measurement of titania nanowires...............................

M. Chang, J.R. Deka, C.H. Lin, C.C. Chung

1-187

Analysis on heterodyne signals in apertureless scanning near-field optical microscopy....................................................................................................................

Chin-Ho Chuang and Yu-Lung Lo

 

1-192

Dynamic characteristic measurement for MEMS microstructures in environment beyond normal..............................................................................................................

X.D. Wang, D.S. She, X.W. Zhang, T. Wang, L.D. Wang

 

1-197

Development of the equipments for nano photonic crystal.......................................

Wen-Yuh Jywe, Chien-Hung Liu, Shang-Liang Chen, Tung Hsien Hsieh,

Li-Li Duan, Chen-Hua She

1-202

Image restoration used for detection of confocal microscope..................................

Huang Xiangdong, Xing Benfeng, Cui Junning

1-207

Differential confocal microscopy with center shaded filter based on polychromatic illumination...................................................................................................................

Jian Liu, Jiu-bin Tan, Yu-hang Wang

 

1-211

 

 

Session 3. Optical and X-Ray Tomography and Interferometry

 

Invited Papers

 

Nanotrace: the investigation of non-linearity in optical interferometers

using X-ray interferometry.........................................................................................

Andrew Yacoot, Marco Pisani, Gian Bartolo Picotto, Ulrich Kuetgens, Jens Flügge,

Petr Kren, Antti Lassila, Santeri Seppä, Ramiz Hamid, Mehmet Celik,

Michael Matus, Anton Nießner

 

1-216

Visual inspection using X-Ray computer tomography - non-destructive 3D-quality assurance....................................................................................................................

Robert Schmitt, Christian Niggemann

 

1-221

Novel X-ray imaging using a CdTe sensor................................................................

Hidenori Mimura, Yoichiro Neo and Toru Aoki

1-226

Papers

 

Measurement of period difference in grating pair based on analysis of grating phase shift...................................................................................................................

Chao Guo, Lijiang Zeng

 

1-231

Double-sided interferometer with low drift for stability testing............................

Jonathan D. Ellis, Ki-Nam Joo, Jo W. Spronck, and Robert H. Munnig Schmidt

1-236

Compact signal processing with position sensitive detectors utilized for Michelson interferometer............................................................................................................

Lih-Horng Shyu, Yung-Cheng Wang, Jui-Cheng Lin

 

1-241

Programmable holographic optical elements as adaptive optics in optical diagnostics devices......................................................................................................

James D. Trolinger, Amit Lal, Joshua Jo, and Stephen Kupiec

 

1-246

A simple heterodyne laser interferometer without periodic errors.......................

Ki-Nam Joo, Jonathan D. Ellis, Jo W. Spronck, Paul J. M. van Kan and Robert H. Munnig Schmidt

1-251

Achieving traceability of industrial computed tomography....................................

Markus Bartscher, Marko Neukamm, Uwe Hilpert, Ulrich Neuschaefer-Rube,

Frank Härtig, Karin Kniel, Karsten Ehrig, Andreas Staude, Jürgen Goebbels

1-256

Research on the vibration resistance ability of the random phase-shifting interferometry.............................................................................................................

Qun Hao, Qiudong Zhu, Lei Tang

 

1-262

High-resolution dimensional metrology for industrial applications.......................

Thilo Schuldt, Martin Gohlke, Dennis Weise, Achim Peters, Ulrich Johann,

Claus Braxmaier

1-267

Measurements of density fields in micro nozzle plumes in vacuum by using an enhanced tomographic Background Oriented Schlieren (BOS) technique...........

A. Schröder, B. Over, R. Geisler, A. Bulit, R. Schwane, J. Kompenhans

 

1-272

Angular displacement determinations using Fabry-Perot etalon and angular scanning technique.....................................................................................................

Shyh-Tsong Lin and Zhi-Feng Lin

 

1-277

Developments in homodyne interferometry.............................................................

Walter Schott

1-282

Diffractive interferometer for visualization and measurement of optical inhomogeneities..........................................................................................................

Irina G. Palchikova, Ivan А. Yurlagin

 

1-287

Development of innovative fringe locking strategies for vibration-resistant white light vertical scanning interferometry (VSI) ...........................................................

Liang-Chia Chen, Abraham Mario Tapilouw, Sheng-Lih Yeh,

Shih-Tsong Lin, Yi-Shiuan Lin

 

1-292

The compensation of tilt angles and verification of displacement measurements with Fabry-Perot interferometer............................................................................

Yung-Cheng Wang, Lih-Horng Shyu, Wen-Yuh Jywe, Bean-Yin Lee

 

1-297

Ultrasonic interferometer for high-accuracy linear measurements......................

Eugene V. Konkov

1-300

Spatial phase-shifting moiré tomography...............................................................

Song Yang, Zhao Zhimin, Chen YunYun, He Anzhi

1-303

Improvement on measuring optical nonlinear phase shift

by self-aligned interferometer.................................................................................

Chongxiu Yu, Bing Liu, Xiangjun Xin, Xinzhu Sang, Jinhui Yuan

 

1-309

About the peculiarities of the polarization approach to the measuring

of optical field correlations.....................................................................................

Oleg V. Angelsky, Sergij B. Yermolenko, Claudia Yu. Zenkova,

Alla O. Angelskaya

 

1-314

Multi-channel adaptive interferometry system......................................................

Roman Romashko, Yuri Kulchin, Salvatore Di Girolamo, and Alexei Kamshilin

1-319

Feedback interferometry with frequency modulation..........................................

Victor S. Sobolev, Galina A. Kashcheeva

1-323

One-shot surface profile measurement using polarized phase-shifting...............

Terry Yuan-Fang Chen and Yi-Liang Du

1-328

Modeling software for industrial computed tomography problems....................

Yuri V. Obidin, Konstantin V. Petukhov, Vladimir Y. Sartakov

1-333