Microscope objective camera
facet_spatial_calibration_2022_DEC_20_v2.zip
We insert a grid with 1.5mm slits (both open and material part) into the collimated beam and observe this interference pattern:
- Background subtraction is done using the edges of the image to calculate an average background per pixel
Three regions of interest are identified and peaks are fitted
- The pixel position of these peaks are related to a length calibration: micron per pixel: 0.11108
- We average over three such images: 0
mat = scipy.io.loadmat('ProfMon-CAMR_LI20_307-2022-12-17-180149') # 0.111124
mat = scipy.io.loadmat('ProfMon-CAMR_LI20_307-2022-12-17-180153') # 0.111239
mat = scipy.io.loadmat('ProfMon-CAMR_LI20_307-2022-12-17-180157') # 0.111079 - Final result, horizontal: 0.111147 micron per pixel
Next, we also consider vertical calibration (after rotating the image by 90 degrees):
Result: 0.11175, 0.11196 → 0.111855 micron per pixel
For simplicity, we use the average value for both: 0.1115 micron per pixel