NASA NTRS ยท 20100001355
Sub-Aperture Interferometers
Abstract
Sub-aperture interferometers -- also called wavefront-split interferometers -- have been developed for simultaneously measuring displacements of multiple targets. The terms "sub-aperture" and "wavefront-split" signify that the original measurement light beam in an interferometer is split into multiple sub-beams derived from non-overlapping portions of the original measurement-beam aperture. Each measurement sub-beam is aimed at a retroreflector mounted on one of the targets. The splitting of the measurement beam is accomplished by use of truncated mirrors and masks, as shown in the example below
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Zhao, Feng. 2010-01-01. Sub-Aperture Interferometers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100001355
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