Abstract

In recent years optical disks have been very popular and in manufacturing process error detection in optical disks becomes very important, especially for the defects whose size of a few millimeters in length and several hundred nanometers in depth. The authors have developed a new system to measure the defects of disk substrates using a Mach-Zehnder interferometer with a phase shifting method. But it was found that optical disks had undulation of the optical thickness and it disturbed the detection of defects. To solve the problem moving-average method was developed and introduced in data processing to distinguish the defect from the undulation, and with modified unwrapping program the defect was visualized by binary image processing.

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