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14 June 1995 Real-time fringe pattern processing and its applications
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Abstract
Two real-time phase mapping methods for finge patterns are presented, which are based on a spatial phase-shifting with three fringe patterns, and on a spatial synchronous detection for a tilted fringe pattern. A digital TV-image processor is implemented which bases on the two fringe processing techniques. Applications of the present methods to surface shape measurements using a polarization interferometer and a fringe projection technique, and to a surface deformation measurement using a holographic interferometer are described. Worst phase errors are analyzed theoretically which are caused by an additive intensity noise of input fringe signals and a multiplicative intensity noise due to misalignments of a measuring system. A phase error due to a digitization of calculations is also evaluated numerically.
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Suezou Nakadate and Masaki Isshiki "Real-time fringe pattern processing and its applications", Proc. SPIE 2544, Interferometry VII: Techniques and Analysis, (14 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.211852
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KEYWORDS
Video

Fringe analysis

Signal processing

Interferometers

Video processing

Phase shift keying

Phase shifts

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