A plane-parallel-plate (PPP) refractive index (RI) measurement method based on fiber point diffraction lateral interferometry and numerical modeling is proposed. Two fiber point light sources (PLSs) generate lateral interference through PPP, and the interferograms are collected by a linear array camera (LAC). Employing ray tracing of an ideal PLS and numerical simulation, the theoretical model of RI measurement is established by polynomial fitting with the RI of PPP as the output, the PPP thickness and the phase change at specific positions of the LAC detector as the inputs. To enhance measurement accuracy, the theoretical model is further corrected using PPP samples with known RI, measured thicknesses and phase changes. The experimental results indicate that the RI measurement accuracy can reach 10
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