IBM Photothermal Deflectometry Research
The principle of probe beam deflection caused by refractive index gradient
Verification date: 2026-10-24
View original public information →Facing the transparent salt solution sample, the transmission deflection and refraction inversion are used as the observation route, and the deflection and reference refractive index are intended to be output. The page is for project evaluation and does not mean that the development has been completed or has been accepted on site.
A transmission device for which the angle of incidence, optical path length, medium boundary and temperature are known. Pump/probe optical path, synchronized modulation and controlled temperature environment
Transmission device with known incident angle, optical path length, medium boundary and temperature
Existing algorithmic evidence:A101–A112 only complete analytical synthesis spot and controlled geometry verification; see laser_spot_benchmark.json
Light point extraction can only be used as an observation front-end, and core capabilities such as three-dimensional reconstruction, closed-loop control, wavefront or physical quantity inversion need to be developed and verified separately.
Gaps in this scenario:Snell/ray tracing and parameter identifiability analysis need to be added; deflection cannot uniquely prove composition or concentration. The composition/temperature cannot be unknown at the same time. All physical property outputs are inversions to be developed and are not directly replaced by displacements.
Route-level gaps:Snell/ray tracing and parameter identifiability analysis need to be added; deflection cannot uniquely prove composition or concentration
"New cores required" only describes the relative development volume and does not constitute a commitment to accuracy, tempo, stability or delivery time.
Examine geometry/composition cross-sensitivity using a known prism or refractive index reference medium and controlled temperature. Reference materials, blank samples and independent physical property instrument comparison
| Acceptance items | Evidence required for project confirmation | Current status |
|---|---|---|
| Inputs and samples | Real device original frames, normal/abnormal samples, exposure and light path conditions, sample grouping and set aside | Not provided, waiting for project input |
| Magnitude and Error | Independent reference value, calibration record, error statistical caliber and mutual confirmation threshold | Not verified |
| Exceptions and boundaries | Anticipated handling of missed detections, false detections, overexposure, occlusion, reflection, out-of-view and communication abnormalities | To be defined |
| System integration | Interface, time synchronization, deployment platform, tempo, log, version and continuous running record | Not integrated |
The source supports measurement principles or similar applications; the module combination, device and acceptance method in this scenario are engineering derivation, and product verification has not been completed.
The principle of probe beam deflection caused by refractive index gradient
Verification date: 2026-10-24
View original public information →Displacement measurements and thermal gradient effects in specific fire tests, without extrapolation of values
Verification date: 2026-10-24
View original public information →Effect of speckle on position and distance uncertainty
Verification date: 2026-10-24
View original public information →Refractive deflection calibration under temperature controlled conditions
Please describe the task object, original picture or video, target indicators, device platform, interface and sample situation.
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