Abstract

A solution for the relevant metrological issue of the control and calibration of contact and contactless measurement equipment used in modern optical manufacturing is proposed. It is based on using a reference kit comprising an axial computer-generated hologram and a pair of spherical test plates with extremely high matching.

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