Measurement of electron beam moire fringes with pulsed-dilation framing camera using different lasers

Abstract The electron beam moire fringe (EBMF) is generated by using a pulse-dilation framing camera. Its characteristics are measured via a nanosecond- and a femtosecond-laser. The wavefront curvature radius of the two lasers is calculated based on the measurement of the EMBF rotation angle and this result is discussed in detail. The experiments show that the EBMF rotation angles measure 31.9° and 16.6°, while the wavefront curvature radii are 12.5 mm and 21.1 mm, when the ns-laser and the fs-laser are used, respectively. This study greatly contributes in the development of EBMF-based technologies and proposes novel application directions for the use of pulse-dilation framing cameras.