Electronic speckle pattern interferometry based on spatial fringe analysis method using two cameras
Authors:
Yasuhiko Arai a;
Hiroyuki Hira a;
Shunsuke Yokozeki b
| Affiliations: | a Faculty of Engineering, Department of Engineering, Kansai University, Suita, Osaka 564-8680, Japan |
| b Jyouko Applied Optics Laboratory, Munakata |
DOI:
10.1080/09500340701433167
Publication Frequency:
21 issues per year
First Published:
January
2008
Subjects:
Fibre Optics;
Optics & Optoelectronics.;
Optics, Optoelectronic Effects, Devices & Systems;
Optoelectronics;
Theoretical Physics;
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Previously published as:
Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics
(0030-3909)
until 1987
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Abstract
A new speckle measurement method is proposed by applying a spatial phase shifting method to multi-camera technology in order to perform a high resolution, high speed, and large deformation measurement. It is confirmed that the alignment of optical elements in this method is easier than the ordinary multi-camera methods because the optical system uses only two cameras. The validity of principle of the method is discussed by the results of experiments. It is shown that measurement precision of this method is about 1/50 wavelength in a small deformation measurement. Furthermore, the method is improved for a large deformation measurement method by accumulating the results of the small continuous deformation measurement. The optimum sampling process of the large deformation of an object is proposed in order to detect the phase map of the large deformation. It is confirmed that the large deformation can be precisely measured by this method.
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| Keywords: multi-camera; large deformation measurement; fringe scanning; high resolution dynamic measurement |
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