Everything about Wavefront Sensor totally explained
A
wavefront sensor is a device for measuring the aberrations of an
optical wavefront. Although an amplitude splitting
interferometer such as the
Michelson interferometer could be called a wavefront sensor, the term is normally applied instruments that don't require an unaberrated reference beam to interfere with. They are commonly used in
adaptive optics systems, lens testing and increasingly in
ophthalmology.
There are several types of wavefront sensors, including:
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