Disclosed is a method for measuring tilt aberration of Hartmann
wavefront sensor subaperture. First-step
Walsh function form binary
phase modulation and second-step
Walsh function form binary
phase modulation are respectively conducted to auxiliary optical
waves in an auxiliary aperture range through a phase modulator, modulated auxiliary optical
waves each time are focused by a micro lens and enter into corresponding single mode
fiber lectotype filter, three types of
light intensity data emerged in three states of non-modulation, first-step modulation and second-step modulation are received by a single
detector at the other end of an
optical fiber, a first-step
Walsh function coefficient and a second-step Walsh function coefficient of
wavelet center front are obtained according to the
light intensity data, and tilt aberration coefficients in two directions corresponding to the
wavelet center front in the auxiliary subaperture are obtained by utilizing a corresponding proportional relation of the first-step Walsh function and the second-step Walsh function and tilt aberration. The method for measuring the tilt aberration of the Hartmann
wavefront sensor subaperture reduces the number of corresponding detecting units of each subaperture sufficiently, greatly reduces detection information content, achieves that in each single subaperture, a single photoelectric
detector replaces a photoelectric
detector array, accelerates detecting speed and reduces device cost, and meanwhile, detecting precision of
wavefront is free from the influence of reduction of the number of the detecting units.