Definition of interferogram in English:

interferogram

(also interferogramme)

noun ˌɪntəˈfɪərə(ʊ)ɡramˌin(t)ərˈfirəˌɡram

Physics

A pattern formed by wave interference, especially one represented in a photograph or diagram.
Example sentencesExamples
- It involves moving the reference flat of the interferometer in fixed steps with a piezoelectric stage, which shifts the fringes, resulting in a series of interferograms.
- Every 3°C, 50 interferograms were accumulated, apodized, Fourier transformed, and converted to absorbance spectra.
- When the two interfaces are very close together the path difference between the interfering rays is zero and the interferogram exhibits a minimum in the intensity.
- The interferogram exhibits well-defined Newton rings, indicating that the vesicle is not moving or does not show strong thermally excited bending fluctuations.
- This dynamic interferometer with a holographic optical element produces four phase-shifted interferograms imaged on a single detector.

Definition of interferogram in US English:

interferogram

(British interferogramme)

nounˌin(t)ərˈfirəˌɡram

Physics

A pattern formed by wave interference, especially one represented in a photograph or diagram.
Example sentencesExamples
- This dynamic interferometer with a holographic optical element produces four phase-shifted interferograms imaged on a single detector.
- When the two interfaces are very close together the path difference between the interfering rays is zero and the interferogram exhibits a minimum in the intensity.
- The interferogram exhibits well-defined Newton rings, indicating that the vesicle is not moving or does not show strong thermally excited bending fluctuations.
- It involves moving the reference flat of the interferometer in fixed steps with a piezoelectric stage, which shifts the fringes, resulting in a series of interferograms.
- Every 3°C, 50 interferograms were accumulated, apodized, Fourier transformed, and converted to absorbance spectra.

词汇	interferogram
释义	Definition of interferogram in English: interferogram (also interferogramme) noun ˌɪntəˈfɪərə(ʊ)ɡramˌin(t)ərˈfirəˌɡram Physics A pattern formed by wave interference, especially one represented in a photograph or diagram. Example sentencesExamples It involves moving the reference flat of the interferometer in fixed steps with a piezoelectric stage, which shifts the fringes, resulting in a series of interferograms. Every 3°C, 50 interferograms were accumulated, apodized, Fourier transformed, and converted to absorbance spectra. When the two interfaces are very close together the path difference between the interfering rays is zero and the interferogram exhibits a minimum in the intensity. The interferogram exhibits well-defined Newton rings, indicating that the vesicle is not moving or does not show strong thermally excited bending fluctuations. This dynamic interferometer with a holographic optical element produces four phase-shifted interferograms imaged on a single detector. Definition of interferogram in US English: interferogram (British interferogramme) nounˌin(t)ərˈfirəˌɡram Physics A pattern formed by wave interference, especially one represented in a photograph or diagram. Example sentencesExamples This dynamic interferometer with a holographic optical element produces four phase-shifted interferograms imaged on a single detector. When the two interfaces are very close together the path difference between the interfering rays is zero and the interferogram exhibits a minimum in the intensity. The interferogram exhibits well-defined Newton rings, indicating that the vesicle is not moving or does not show strong thermally excited bending fluctuations. It involves moving the reference flat of the interferometer in fixed steps with a piezoelectric stage, which shifts the fringes, resulting in a series of interferograms. Every 3°C, 50 interferograms were accumulated, apodized, Fourier transformed, and converted to absorbance spectra.
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